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From the Field: One family in Burundi’s struggle to survive

From the Field: One family in Burundi’s struggle to survive

  Burundi is one of the poorest countries in the world. Countless families suffer from starvation and malnutrition, one of the leading killers of children under 5. The people who live there are doing everything they can to survive … but every day feels harder...
Why is Famine Still a Problem in the 21st Century?

Why is Famine Still a Problem in the 21st Century?

  We’ve all heard the word “famine” before, but few people realize it’s not just a general term for a food shortage. Experts use the word ‘famine’ to describe an extreme, deadly food crisis. For a famine to be officially declared, the following conditions must be...
An Important Thanksgiving Announcement

An Important Thanksgiving Announcement

  Happy Thanksgiving! Hopefully, you have a wonderful holiday planned … but before you dig into your Thanksgiving feast, we have an important update on World Help’s Thanksgiving Food Drive. We haven’t yet reached our goal, so we’ve decided to extend the deadline...
Will you take action this World Food Day?

Will you take action this World Food Day?

What do you do when you suddenly get hungry? You either see what you have in your pantry or you swing by the drive-thru and go about your day. But many people around the world don’t have those options. They spend days without eating and often don’t know when — or if —...
Our Financial Commitment

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