Feed The Children is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization. Donations and contributions are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
Order "Keep Walking", Larry Jones' New Book
Order your copy of Larry Jones' new book, Keep Walking: One Man's Journey to Feed the World One Child at a Time, through the Buy It For Children store, or wherever books are sold.
You Can Help Take Away a Child's Pain
When you send a gift of $50 or more we will send you Dorsey McHugh's print, "Fabulously Wealthy."
Revival Soy
Teleperformance
Every time you enjoy a delicious Revival Soy product, you are helping feed a hungry child. Learn More »
Promotes a work place giving campaign to support hungry children at home and abroad. Learn More »
Office Depot
Nourish the Children
Feed The Children is proud to be a partner in the 2007 Office Depot Foundation National Backpack Program. Learn More »
A partner with Feed The Children in the fight against hunger. Learn More »
Since 2003, Colomer USA, a subsidary of The Colomer Group, has donated 4 million pounds of hair & beauty care products to FTC to distribute to children in need. Learn More »
Thanks to the partnership with Coverdell, FTC will provide 1 million uninsured or underinsured families in the U.S in the year 2007 with point-of-sale discounts on prescription drug purchases at major pharmacies and drugstores nationwide.
Archer Daniels Midland Company
NutraCea
ADM's employees sponsor a donation given to Feed The Children each holiday season. Learn More »
Sign up for DISH Network and upon installation, DishNet Direct will donate $75 on your behalf to Feed The Children. Get details online or call 408-725-9565.
Apply now for a Feed The Children Bank of America® Card so you can earn points and help hungry children.
Wajid's $1 Million Hike: a man from Pakistan making a difference!
Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) has chosen Feed The Children for its National Outreach Project. Learn More »
Be a part of Wajid's campaign to raise $1 million towards the fight against hunger. Learn More »
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