EcoAlpha’s work at Feed My Starving Children was a great opportunity to engage our community in making a real difference. By packing 6,048 meals, we provided enough food to feed 17 kids a daily meal for an entire year, at a cost of $1,753.93. This hands-on experience not only helped address hunger but also brought people together to work toward a common goal—creating lasting change. Our collective efforts showed the strength of community action in supporting sustainable development.

Feed My Starving Children’s programs don’t just feed people; they help communities grow stronger and become more independent. These programs show how fighting hunger can make a long-term difference. For example, school meals encourage kids to go to school and get an education, which can lead to better opportunities. Project-Based Food Assistance and Joined Hands focus on long-term projects, like helping farmers grow food or supporting local businesses. The Feed My Starving Children MarketPlace helps families earn money by selling handmade items. These programs are about more than just food—they’re about helping people build a better future.