Feeding Children Everywhere

Two of our great team members enjoying an Easter egg hunt from last week’s Brown Bag Friday! Happy late Easter to every one of our peeps! 

When our interns aren't working hard fighting hunger, they love sharing laughs and creating memories! 

We empower individuals, provide hope, and promote teamwork. Something may seem impossible alone, but anything can be accomplished together! 

Happy Dr. Seuss Week! 

Together, we can make the difference. 

Make a tangible difference. Together, we are Feeding Children Everywhere. 

There is nothing quite like the joy on the faces of these sweet boys from Kenya who recieved our meal! 

Happy Friday from the Feeding Children Everywhere family! Our staff and interns took a break from tackling World Hunger today to roll out the red carpet for Brown Bag Friday! We had many different celebrities, but most famous of all, YOU and all of our Hunger Heroes! 

We are SO excited to welcome our Spring 2015 High School Interns! These young men and women are gearing up to make a tangible difference in the lives of children everywhere. Watch out world, our High School Interns are ready to take on Global Hunger!

The time is now! Together, we are making a difference. Together, we are Feeding Children Everywhere.

A beautiful image of a Kenyan woman preparing the Lentil Casserole meal. Our meal does not just produce a plate of Lentils, Rice, Dehydrated Vegetables, and Pink Himalayan Salt. This meal is smiles, hope, and unity. Feeding Children Everywhere is not just a meal, it's a movement. 

It's happy hearts, warm smiles, and full bellies today in Kenya where our Feeding Children Everywhere team is seeing our tangible difference in action. Just another day on #TheRoadToKenya

Annie Weaver | Coordinator of Student Involvement for Greek Life and Civic Engagement | Lynn University

“Because of the nutritional value of the meal my clients have grown strong enough to go from bed ridden and ready to die, to strong enough to cook, provide for their families and live normal day-to-day lives.” For the past 8 months, Gladys Anoti Biage has met with every person participating in the CARE for AIDS program weekly. She gets to see first-hand how FCE meals are not only transforming bodies, but transforming lives.