Food and Hunger
Over 820 million people face uncertainty about their next meals, struggling with hunger, starvation, and malnutrition.
Our efforts aim to ensure that everyone, everywhere, has access to nutritious food for a healthy and fulfilling life.
Around 9 million people still die from hunger and malnutrition-related causes every year.
Over 820 million people worldwide are experiencing chronic hunger, and an additional 161 million people during the COVID-19 pandemic don’t have access to enough food to meet their daily needs. The lack of adequate food leads to malnutrition, which affects the most vulnerable populations, including babies, children, pregnant women, and those with illnesses or disabilities. People who are chronically malnourished can suffer long-term health consequences and immune deficiencies. Even more than this, malnutrition disrupts children's physical and cognitive development. We need to address the immediate food needs and work on long-term solutions to break the cycle of food insecurity.
Facts about Food and Hunger
1 in 3
Children in the world suffers from malnutrition
(World Bank)
1 in 8
People in the United States struggle with food security
60%
Of women and girls make up of the world’s hungry population (FAO)
Food
Everyone deserves to have warm and hearty meals daily. Yet every day, millions of people do not have enough food and nutrition for their bodies. Our meal support programs deliver healthy and nutritious meals on the table. See how you can gift a warm meal to people in need.
Special Meals
From birthdays to anniversaries, holidays and days to celebrate. We treat ourselves with special meals to remember the day. However, for some families living in poverty, having special meals are just a dream. We provide special meals and kits to people who don’t have the means to do so.
Other Works
No One Should Be
Left Hungry
There are still people struggling from hunger, starvation, and malnutrition.
Donate to give them warm healthy meals and sustainable food sources.
