This trip to the Philippines served as an opportunity for Zambrero team members to deepen their understanding of the impact made possible by their support and to learn more about Rise Against Hunger's global work.
Ivy is a 32-year-old woman living in Iloilo in the Philippines with her son, Ricky. In their rural community, most homes are built from found materials like nipa, bamboo, iron and other scrap metals. Families like...
Our Good Food Farm is a farm-to-fork approach that makes way for a sustainable food cycle that assures food is produced and consumed as needed—minimizing our carbon footprint and reducing food wastage.
In June, I had the opportunity to travel to Kenya to visit rural schools, surrounded by farmland, that are enrolled in our Feed for Knowledge project implemented in partnership with Rural Family Hope.
In this challenging time, Rise Against Hunger is still working day in and day out with our global network of partners and supporters to meet the needs of those we serve. In partnership with MAP International, Ri...
Every year in March, National Nutrition Month is celebrated to call attention to how vital nutrition is to a person’s wellbeing. One of the ways Rise Against Hunger supports the nutritional needs of people aroun...
In the midst of the spread of COVID-19, handwashing has been brought to the forefront of our daily routines. For children in Mozambique, Malawi, Madagascar, Swaziland and Zimbabwe, handwashing is not only an impor...
In times of global crisis like the one we face today, vulnerable and undernourished communities are at even greater risk of contracting illness and disease. Global uncertainty and escalating health concerns have l...
Did you know that 820 million people around the world do not have the food they need to live healthy, active lives? At Rise Against Hunger, we’re on a journey to create a hunger-free world by 2030. To reach our...
As a single mother, Andrea’s main focus has always been her two daughters, Isabella and Maria. After years of searching for a safe place to raise her children, she finally settled in a place she could call home.
