For five years, Rise Against Hunger has worked with ADRA International to address food insecurity in Gokwe North, Zimbabwe. What began as emergency school feeding evolved into a sustainable agriculture project.
Omar is a 15-year-old boy living in Honduras. Many people in Honduras rely on agriculture for work, but natural disasters have disrupted the industry. More than half the population lives under the poverty line.
Our volunteer-packaged meals both provide caloric intake and contain 20 vitamins and minerals. Our meals address the top concerns for micronutrient deficiencies and work to prevent other common deficiencies.
Two impactful school leaders, Godfrey and Taurai, saw a significant improvement at their schools after participating in the Planting Seeds for Strong Communities program in Gokwe North, Zimbabwe.
In the Analamanga region of central Madagascar, many households rely on variable incomes generated on a day-to-day basis. Finaritra, age 9, lives there in a village located outside of the capital city with her two...
Amy Lewis is relatively new to the Rise Against Hunger staff, starting as the organization’s Chief People Officer this past summer. In the short time she’s been with the organization, she’s already experienc...
The holiday season is upon us! And if you’re like us, the “most wonderful time of the year" is BUSY. So, Rise Against Hunger is here to help make your life a bit easier with our holiday shopping guide. We’...
Since 2012, Rise Against Hunger and Zambrero have partnered together to provide over 34 million meals to support school feeding programs in communities across Africa, Asia and the Americas through the Plate 4 Plat...
What do Christmas trees have to do with fighting hunger? Just ask the faithful community of Vale United Methodist Church. This picturesque United Methodist church, located in the Washington D.C. suburb of Oakton,...
Growing up in Tipitapa, a small city in Nicaragua, 12-year-old Arlen understands the challenges around breaking the cycle of poverty and economic insecurity in her country. However, she envisions life as a success...
