Catch up on Water Projects and Beyond the Plate Season 2

Get firsthand insights into our Water and Sanitation projects in El Tablón, Niagara, La Hierba Buena, and Los Achiotes from project managers and community members as they share their transformative impact. Hear from pregnant mothers who once had to make a long uphill climb to fetch water from contaminated sources, school children now able to focus on their studies, and families who can grow fresh fruits and vegetables in their yards, all thanks to improved access to clean water.

Join Paul and Danny live in our studio for Season 2 of Beyond the Plate as they dive into deep, thought-provoking conversations with an incredible lineup of guests, including Barron Segar, CEO of World Food Program USA; Monica Majors from World Central Kitchen; Steve Urchin, manager of Sean Paul; and recording artist Shaggy. Together, they explore groundbreaking ideas and heartfelt stories that go far beyond feeding the hungry. Each episode spotlights thought leaders, change-makers, and community voices, offering powerful insights on breaking the cycle of poverty and driving lasting change. Be inspired by stories of hope, resilience, and transformative solutions that uplift lives and nourish the soul.

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International School Meals Day: School Feeding Programs Offer a Lifeline to Vulnerable Children

COCONUT CREEK, Fla. (March 13, 2025) – For Jenny and other parents whose children attend Our Lady of Victory school in Balan, Haiti, the school feeding […]

Women Lead the Way: Stories of Strength and Hope on International Women’s Day

COCONUT CREEK, Fla. (March 7, 2025) – For Silvia in Guatemala, progress means seeing young women in her community break barriers that once seemed impossible. In […]

FFTP Celebrates International Women’s Day by Investing in the Future of Women and Girls

COCONUT CREEK, Fla. (March 3, 2025) – In honor of International Women’s Day, Food For The Poor (FFTP) is celebrating the power of investing in women […]

FFTP Magazines: winter edition available for download

In our latest edition, discover how Food For The Poor (FFTP) is tackling poverty through impactful partnerships. Working with World Vision, FFTP is uplifting vulnerable families in El Salvador, while its collaboration with CEPUDO strengthens communities in Honduras. In Guatemala, FFTP joins forces with USAID/ASHA on sustainable development projects, including a wastewater treatment plant and a solar power system to enhance infrastructure and environmental well-being. Additionally, through its partnership with the World Pediatric Project, FFTP is providing critical medical care for children in need. Plus, get the latest updates on community projects in El Tablón and see how lives are being transformed.

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Drinking Water | From the Field | How We Help

Water and Sanitation: A Lifeline for Health and Sustainability

ByFFTP Digital March 12, 2025March 12, 2025

Clean water and proper sanitation are more than just essential resources. They are powerful forces for change, creating the foundation of public health, economic growth, and environmental sustainability. Yet, millions of people still lack access to safe drinking water and adequate sanitation. This crisis only fuels the spread of diseases, […]

Extreme Poverty | From the Field | How We Help

Cultivating Hope: Empowering Women Through Training and Economic Opportunities in Latin America and the Caribbean

ByFFTP Digital February 6, 2025February 6, 2025

How Food For The Poor Transforms Lives by Equipping Women With the Tools for Sustainable Success In the heart of Latin America and the Caribbean, the challenges of poverty often fall heaviest on women. Yet, when equipped with the right tools and opportunities, women can become powerful agents of change […]