Below are photos of feeding implementations: Lutucan Central School at Sariaya, Quezon Beneficiary: 50 school children (5-8 years old) for six-month feeding. Total Amount of Assistance: PhP89,250 (US$2,232.00). The feeding started the third week of October 2013 and completed in March 2014. Municipality of Cordon Day Care Center at Cordon, Isabela Beneficiary: 58 pre-schoolers for six-month feeding. Total … Continue reading Feeding Projects in 2015
Co Su Gian Home for the Aged, Davao City
Feed the Hungry volunteers visited Co Su Gian Home for the Aged in Davao City to bring sacks of rice and other food items that the residents want and need. Giving hope where it’s needed is Feed the Hungry’s mission. Co Su Gian Center for the Elderly, Senior Citizen Federation of Davao CityAn 80-person capacity … Continue reading Co Su Gian Home for the Aged, Davao City
House of Hope Foundation for Kids with Cancer, Davao City
Feed the Hungry, Inc. volunteers visited the House of Hope Foundation for Kids with Cancer in Davao City bringing with them gifts and treated them to lunch. True to its mission of giving hope wherever it’s needed, FtH volunteers selflessly travelled far and wide in the Philippines to deliver these.
Feed the Hungry Visits Laylayan, Iloilo
Feed the Hungry Volunteers went to Laylayan, Iloilo for a Turn-over Ceremony of the two Classroom School donated to this community by Feed the Hungry and PAMWE. A year ago, a water system was also donated by the same group. This time we brought books, backpacks, school supplies, and to the delight of everybody especially … Continue reading Feed the Hungry Visits Laylayan, Iloilo
Thank You, Feed the Hungry Volunteers!
Thank You from Feed the Hungry
Our heartfelt thanks to all our Major Sponsors, Benefactors, Volunteers, Supporters, and Friends who were with Feed the Hungry every step of the way for 26 years! Thank you. Maraming Salamat! Daghang Salamat!
Prayers and donations needed as “Ompong” batters Philippines
The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council said over 70,000 families or around 270,000 people were affected by the typhoon, deemed as the strongest this year. According to the agency, at least 39,824 families or 137,994 persons are being housed in evacuation centers in Metro Manila, Calabarzon, Mimaropa, Cordillera, Ilocos, Cagayan Valley and Central … Continue reading Prayers and donations needed as “Ompong” batters Philippines
