Kicking off today and continuing over the next few months, we’ll be sharing real, first-hand stories of impact from programs operated in the Philippines — and how you help make this impact possible.
Learn how Rise Against Hunger Africa's ECD Connect Program ensures children between the ages of 0 and 6 have access to quality education and nutritious meals.
Sara, age 15, lives at Magone Girls House, which provides shelter and education for at-risk children in Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of Congo. There she receives Rise Against Hunger meals daily.
It's time to fly to South Africa with Rise Against Hunger board member Jay Patel and his wife, Nimisha Patel, for an impact trip recap to see firsthand the impact they've made possible.
The Latest Stories Of Impact
Since 2012, Rise Against Hunger and Zambrero have partnered together to provide over 34 million meals to support school feeding programs in communities across Africa, Asia and the Americas through the Plate 4 Plat...
What do Christmas trees have to do with fighting hunger? Just ask the faithful community of Vale United Methodist Church. This picturesque United Methodist church, located in the Washington D.C. suburb of Oakton,...
Growing up in Tipitapa, a small city in Nicaragua, 12-year-old Arlen understands the challenges around breaking the cycle of poverty and economic insecurity in her country. However, she envisions life as a success...
In 2018, our organization engaged over 430,000 volunteers around the world. This year, we’re encouraging even more volunteers, of all ages and locations on the map, to join our movement to end world hunger by 20...
Progress is built on partnership. As is said in the African proverb, "If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together." This is the spirit of the relationship within Catholic Relief Services a...
Today is United Nations Day, marking the 74th anniversary of the formation of the United Nations. Since its founding, the United Nations has been committed to addressing, improving, and upholding human rights, whi...