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Food For The Poor prioritizes the preservation of human dignity and the care of those in need. We address poverty through sustainable, community-driven solutions. From 2019 to 2023, we served 943 million meals and distributed $3.2 billion worth of aid. Our community of donors and volunteers share our belief that poverty is not inevitable. Join us in the fight against poverty—support our charitable organization by spreading the word, shopping from our humanitarian gift catalog, or becoming a donor.

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1 in 7 children in El Salvador are facing chronic malnutrition.

On October 16, World Food Day, you can make a lasting difference by helping children go from empty to plenty. In partnership with World Food Program USA, we’re aiming to reach over 400,000 schoolchildren in El Salvador with Biofortik — a powerful supplement designed to combat malnutrition and anemia.

Every dollar you give to Food For The Poor today is multiplied 4x, delivering four times the impact of life-changing nutrition for these children.

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World Food Day: Food For The Poor and World Food Program USA Join Forces to Help Children in El Salvador

COCONUT CREEK, Fla. (Oct. 10, 2024) – Believing that having access to food is a fundamental human right, leaders from Food For The Poor (FFTP), World […]

FFTP Responding to Hurricane Milton and Assisting Families Still Recovering from Helene

COCONUT CREEK, Fla. (Oct. 11, 2024) – Food For The Poor (FFTP) is actively responding to the devastating impacts of Hurricane Milton and continuing to assist […]

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FFTP Ready to Respond to Hurricane Milton

COCONUT CREEK, Fla. (Oct. 8, 2024) – As Hurricane Milton barrels toward Florida’s Gulf Coast, Food For The Poor (FFTP) is prepared to respond with essential […]

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229,800,000

MEALS PROVIDED

1,479

HOMES BUILT

2,528

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Food For The Poor Joins DAF Day, Spearheading a New Kind of Giving Day on October 10

ByFFTP Digital October 8, 2024October 8, 2024

Food For The Poor is partnering with Chariot, a payments company dedicated to DAF giving, to spearhead the launch of the first-ever DAF Day on Thursday, October 10. DAF, or donor-advised funds, are a tax-advantaged charitable giving accounts similar to a 401(k) for retirement or an HSA for health care […]

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Hispanic Heritage Month: FFTP Honors Team Members

ByFFTP Digital September 18, 2024October 1, 2024

This National Hispanic Heritage Month, Sept. 15 – Oct. 15, Food For The Poor is excited to highlight our Hispanic team members who are dedicated to our mission of supporting those in need throughout Latin America and the Caribbean. Daniel Patiño Cherishes His Family and the Colombian Heritage They Share […]

GOING FROM
EMPTY
TO PLENTY

FOOD IS
A HUMAN
RIGHT

EVERY DOLLAR
IS WORTH 4X
IN NUTRITION

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World Food Day: Food For The Poor and World Food Program USA Join Forces to Help Children in El Salvador

FFTP Responding to Hurricane Milton and Assisting Families Still Recovering from Helene

FFTP Ready to Respond to Hurricane Milton

Your Impact

in 2023

229,800,000

MEALS PROVIDED

1,479

HOMES BUILT

2,528

CONTAINERS SHIPPED

OUR LATEST ARTICLES

Food For The Poor Joins DAF Day, Spearheading a New Kind of Giving Day on October 10

Hispanic Heritage Month: FFTP Honors Team Members

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