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I’ve got a riddle for you: What’s green and white and gets stuck thousands of times during a Packathon? If you’ve been to one of these events, you probably know the answer . . . a Feed the Hunger Beans and Rice label! Yes, I’m speaking of

In the world of development, it used to be: “We have a need for x in ministry, and it will cost x dollars. Who can you get to fund it?” But over the last several years, we’ve rethought that conversation. Now, it’s: “We think we see a

A particular niche that our Christian partners have found in places like Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Jamaica is setting up preschool programs in their church buildings or “community centers” if Christianity is restricted. Preschools do not exist otherwise, so these programs provide a chance for three- to

Recently, I was watching an interview with the band U2 on one of the late-night talk shows. Bono, the lead singer, stated that there is a big benefit to their being strong advocates for fighting extreme poverty. This worthy cause is something everyone can agree to work

“This is my handwriting.” That’s what one of my fellow travelers told me through a big grin. “I was labeling boxes at the start of the shift, and here is one of those boxes!” We were at our Haiti storage depot retrieving about 80 boxes of Beans

Traveling to Israel for Easter was my first international trip. It was very meaningful to experience the Holy Land with my family and fellow brothers and sisters in Christ. During our trip, we made a stop at a small church in Cana. We met the founders, who

Altair Global Relocation in Plano, Texas, has become a great corporate partner of Feed the Hunger. They recently planned their company’s 4th annual Packathon to coincide with their quarterly business meeting for all the employees at their headquarters. The excitement was high, as usual, and we were

Last week, Feed the Hunger took 17 people to Israel for a tour through the Holy Land. The ages of those on the team ranged from teens to 70s. For most of us it was our first time in Israel, and for all of us it was

Bennett is a small rural community located in central North Carolina. The official population is 282. Imagine our surprise when we got the call to come and help Highfalls Elementary School pack 10,000–12,000 meals for hungry children in Haiti and the US. Here’s their story: Last summer,

RockPointe Church in Flower Mound, Texas, believes that they should be making more and better followers of Jesus Christ. It’s in their DNA to serve each other, their community, and others around the world. And if you were to serve with the people of RockPointe Church, you