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Countries in crisis: Zambia

Countries in crisis: Zambia

For years, Zambia suffered drought after drought causing one of the worst food crises in the world.This scarcity of water is ironic when you think that Zambia is home to the world’s largest and most spectacular waterfall — Victoria Falls.Luckily, with rainfall...
Countries in crisis: Uganda

Countries in crisis: Uganda

It’s often called “the Pearl of Africa,” and with good reason. Uganda has captured the hearts of many travelers throughout the years. In fact, many believe it was Winston Churchill that coined the nickname. And the name is true. With its tropical climate, beautiful...
‘The afflicted shall eat and be satisfied …’

‘The afflicted shall eat and be satisfied …’

For most American children, there is no question of where they will sleep tonight or where their next meal will come from.But for South Sudanese children like Afiya, this is the unfortunate reality. (One YOU can help solve.)Afiya, whose name we’ve changed for her...
This child doesn’t have to die

This child doesn’t have to die

Heart, liver, and kidney failure. Brittle bones and skin. A deteriorating brain. What if I told you this wasn’t the description of an elderly person, but a 2-year old girl on her death bed — a little girl suffering from starvation? Long-term hunger is one of the...
4 of your most frequently asked questions about the hunger crisis

4 of your most frequently asked questions about the hunger crisis

If global hunger were a category on Jeopardy, how many questions would you be able to answer? All of them? Some? None? No matter if you’re well-versed on the subject or if you’re a novice, knowledge is the first step to helping save the lives of children around the...
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