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Stand between a child and starvation

Stand between a child and starvation

My nephew’s favorite food is bananas. Usually when he wakes up in the morning, it’s the first word out of his mouth: “Nana!” He knows his breakfast is waiting for him downstairs. But if you were to ask one of the countless children in developing countries what their...
The Venezuelan food crisis — a story you may not have heard

The Venezuelan food crisis — a story you may not have heard

Carmen kneels beside her baby’s coffin, adorning the wood with tiny white wings. The wings are a Venezuelan tradition, meant to symbolize a young child who has flown away to heaven far too soon. It’s a sight that is all too common in this country today as people die...
What’s for dinner when you have no food?

What’s for dinner when you have no food?

“What’s for dinner?” It’s a commonly asked question — one that you’ve probably heard many times and maybe even asked yourself! The answer is usually a simple one. But for many mothers and fathers around the world, the answer to that question is a sad response:...
Children are suffering — You can help

Children are suffering — You can help

Can you see them — the thousands of children starving around the world today? Can you imagine the little girl in East Africa, sitting on the dusty ground … belly swollen from months without a proper meal? Or the mother in Yemen, staring at scraps of food, knowing...
Swollen bellies. Thinning hair. You can help end this starvation.

Swollen bellies. Thinning hair. You can help end this starvation.

Swollen, protruding bellies. Thinning, brittle hair. Knobby knees and alarmingly thin limbs. No parent would ever want their child to be described this way. But for children around the world who are starving, the physical effects of malnutrition are all too real....
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