Feed the Hungry, Inc.

Gift-giving Feeding and Nutrition Education (Scholarships and Books) Livelihood Infrastructure (Classrooms and Water Systems) Calamity Relief and Emergency Medical Assistance Special Projects
 
Gift-giving

Gift-giving

Gift-giving
Feeding and Nutrition

Feeding and Nutrition

Feeding and Nutrition
Education (Scholarships and Books)

Education (Scholarships and Books)

Education (Scholarships and Books)
Livelihood

Livelihood

Livelihood
Infrastructure (Classrooms and Water Systems)

Infrastructure (Classrooms and Water Systems)

Infrastructure (Classrooms and Water Systems)
Calamity Relief and Emergency Medical Assistance

Calamity Relief and Emergency Medical Assistance

Calamity Relief and Emergency Medical Assistance
Special Projects

Special Projects

Special Projects

Feed the Hungry Programs


Gift-giving

Gift-giving

The Gift-giving Program is the signature program of Feed the Hungry, Inc. that launched its charitable endeavors. Gift-giving projects are undertaken to address immediate needs such as shortages in food and sanitation supplies, especially in poor communities. Gift-giving activities are short-term stop-gap measures meant to bridge efforts to lead communities to self-sufficiency while recovering from [...]

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Feeding and Nutrition

Feeding and Nutrition

Feed the Hungry, Inc.’s (FtH) Feeding and Nutrition Program is designed to provide supplemental food to malnourished children aged 6 and below, as this is the critical brain development age for children. The Program involves providing one complete nutritious meal five days a week for a period of 6 months. Children are categorized from first- [...]

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Education (Scholarships and Books)

Education (Scholarships and Books)

Scholarships Since the inception of the Adopt-A-Scholar Project of the CFO (Commission on Filipinos Overseas) in 1996, Feed the Hungry, Inc. has been supporting indigent but scholastically qualified students all over the Philippines. From 1996, 82 students have graduated and finished their elementary, high school, and baccalaureate degrees. Presently, FtH is supporting the education of [...]

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Livelihood

Livelihood

The Livelihood Project under the LINKAPIL’s Program encourages overseas Filipino donors to assist in establishing small-scale or alternative income-generating activities to foster self help among members of local communities, barangays, non-government organizations, and cooperatives. FtH started providing capital funds for livelihood programs in 1996. These include grants or low interest-bearing loans to registered cooperatives and [...]

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Infrastructure (Classrooms and Water Systems)

Infrastructure (Classrooms and Water Systems)

Classrooms The Classroom projects of Feed the Hungry, Inc. (FtH) provide additional classrooms in public schools with critical shortages. In 2003, FtH partnered with the CGMA (Classroom Galing sa Mamamayang Pilipino Abroad) that was launched by the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) to build new classrooms on proposed sites, with the Commission on Filipinos [...]

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Calamity Relief and Emergency Medical Assistance

Calamity Relief and Emergency Medical Assistance

The Calamity Relief and Emergency Medical Assistance (CREMA) provides immediate assistance to victims of calamities or natural disasters like volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, and typhoons that leave vast areas flooded. Calamities displace families, destroy livelihood, and even claim lives. In the Philippines, CREMA aims to be the first responder to disaster victims, not only to provide [...]

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Special Projects

Special Projects

In-kind Donation   Feed the Hungry, Inc. (FtH) receives goods and services from donors and volunteers who support FtH’s mission: to uplift the spirit and well-being of the poorest of the poor in the Philippines. These generous people have donated medicines, medical supplies, books, school supplies, slippers, t-shirts, toys, toiletries, and other essentials, and have [...]

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Steve Acuna Video

STEVE ACUNA is a part time photographer. Earlier this year, he tagged along with his parents to a Feed the Hungry campaign while he was vacationing in Manila. While he was at the event, he took some photos of the children and ended up making a slide-show using his photos.

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Feed the Hungry, Inc. depends on the
generous support of individuals, businesses
and community groups. Your donation will help us feed malnourished children, build classrooms, assist families and communities with economic development, and provide emergency assistance in times of natural disasters. Feed the Hungry is a 501(c)3 private non-profit organization. Donations are tax deductible.