2016

We recently received the following update written by one of our partners in Bangladesh and wanted to share it with you. I hope you are blessed by this story! Mitu is a five-year-old girl from the Naogaon District living with her family. Her father is a day

It’s one of my favorite parts of the Packathon shift. It comes at the end, after we have tallied the final meal count and we get to announce it to all those who participated. Everyone gets quiet, ready for you to announce that number. After the number

Two years ago, Rusty Holt traveled with Feed the Hunger to Jamaica on a mission trip. In many ways it was a typical mission experience, with the number one priority being interacting with the children. While we were there I also challenged the team to fortify our

On a recent trip through West Virginia and rural Ohio, I found myself looking out the car window and thinking to myself how I would never know the stories behind all the thousands of people’s lives we drove past. Who were they? What did they do? What were

I am not known as a great cook. Actually, I truly hate to cook. I know hate is a harsh word, but please don’t ask me to bring a covered dish to your potluck dinner because I won’t. It’s not that I don’t like to eat—I love

We live in a society with plenty of people who crave fame. It’s almost as if there is a competition to do the most outlandish thing—regardless of the consequences or impact on others—just to have your name discussed in public. In reality, most of the good deeds

Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it. Proverbs 22:6 God’s Word teaches us that children are a gift from heaven (Psalm 127:3). As such, we have a solemn responsibility to train them in

At each Feed the Hunger Packathon, we begin our orientation with the history of our ministry. Next, we show a video emphasizing the impact of the food that will be packed. Then we give an explanation of the ingredients that go into the food packet: veggies, soy/pinto

Just up the road from Wilmington, NC is Duplin County, where another organization is working to ensure that every school-age child receives enough food. Last week, we were able to send a pallet of beans and rice packets (that’s 8,640 meals!) to help Duplin Christian Outreach Ministries

We received an exciting report last week from one of our partnering churches about FtH food making a difference for Christ here in North Carolina. Mike Becker and his wife Pat are members of Anchor Baptist Church in Wilmington, NC and are involved in a feeding ministry