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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FFTP Magazines: SUMMER edition available for download

In our latest edition, we highlight how faith, compassion, and community are transforming lives across Latin America and the Caribbean.

This issue focuses on the growing crises of hunger and poverty, and how Food For The Poor and partners are responding with hope. We feature the story of Semana Santa (Holy Week)—a cherished tradition now embraced as a season of service, with communities distributing meals, collecting donations, and engaging youth in acts of kindness.

We also share the inspiring journey of Santiago, a young boy in El Salvador with a rare genetic disorder. With no local treatment available, his family found hope through the support of FUSAL, Duke University Hospital, and our generous donors—leading to life-saving care and a new path forward.

The work of partners like CEPUDO in Honduras is also highlighted, along with programs like From Seeds to Market, which help families grow food and build self-reliance. This edition is a testament to how generosity is making a lasting impact in the lives of those in greatest need.

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