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Rise Against Hunger

Thematic Focus Areas

Hunger
Economic Development
Disaster Relief
Growing a global movement to end hunger by empowering communities, nourishing lives, and responding to emergencies.
Rise Against Hunger

Website

EIN

16-1541024

CFC Number

81646

Give Global Blog

Children smiling with plates of food
Recently, with every new year it feels like we have been stuck in that TikTok trend, “hold my beer,” with each new year trying to top its predecessor and be more eventful than the last. And, as much as we wish it were different, 2022 is proving to be another difficult year. We continue to face stories of wars, conflict, natural disasters and the ongoing pandemic. While many of us are fortunate enough to be disconnected from the majority of these events, for vulnerable and undernourished communities these emergencies can be devastating. Especially when it comes to hunger. When a...

Charity Photos

  • Title: Judith at her home farm
  • Charity: Rise Against Hunger
  • Country: South Sudan
  • Photo Credit: Rise Against Hunger

  • Title: Nourishing Lives in Nicaragua
  • Charity: Rise Against Hunger
  • Country: Nicaragua
  • Photo Credit: ORPHANetwork

  • Title: It Starts with a Meal
  • Charity: Rise Against Hunger
  • Country: Somaliland
  • Photo Credit: ARAHA

Charity Videos

Charity Impact

Night and her husband in a field in South Sudan
Along the Imatong Mountains in South Sudan’s Eastern Equatoria state, 46-year-old Night lives with her husband and two of their children. Night is a farmer, and she used to buy whatever seeds she could afford from the local market. The seeds she could afford were typically low quality, leading to low crop yields and food shortages for her and her family.