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.
If you were surrounded by a community of love, would you be inspired for the future? The students at Bauleni Legacy Academy are fortunate to receive encouragement from caring teachers and school leaders every day!...
It’s still early in the year, so we figured it is a great opportunity to reintroduce ourselves! Whether you’re already familiar with Rise Against Hunger and looking to deepen your impact, or this is your first...
On its 10 year anniversary, we remember the devastating earthquake that struck Haiti in 2010, leading to the loss of more than 300,000 lives and leaving over 1 million people homeless. Since the earthquake, Hait...
Did you know today is National Fun at Work Day? Whether it be at our headquarters in Raleigh, N.C., or one of our 28 U.S. locations, Rise Against Hunger employees are encouraged to have a positive work-life balanc...
In some countries, turning 16 comes with a special birthday party, gifts and a newfound sense of maturity. For Joao, being 16 years old in Timor Leste means celebrating his academic success, receiving nourishing m...
When a Kraft-Heinz Meal Ambassador from the Netherlands, Tanja Kempen, joined us for a vision trip to visit our partner Hands for Haiti in 2018, she knew something special would come from her experience.
