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World Renew

Thematic Focus Areas

Economic Development
Clean Water
Disaster Relief
We join the world’s families to change hunger, poverty, and injustice through locally originated community development programs and internationally coordinated disaster response.
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38-1708140

CFC Number

11110

Give Global Blog

Woman receiving an eye exam
Every December, I reflect on the year we’ve had and all the good I’m thankful for. It’s a common practice for many of us this time of the year alongside our celebrations with friends and family. At the same time, I am reminded of everything that’s happened this year both personally and globally. As I reflect, I am aware of the hardships suffered by so many around the world in 2023. Put simply, it has not been an easy year. Problems like hunger, conflict, and climate change continue to affect millions around the world. But of course, 2023 hasn’t been...

Charity Photos

  • Title: Merlyn Zulema Zambrano finds hope in small business training
  • Charity: World Renew
  • Country: Honduras
  • Photo Credit: Nahún Rodrigues/World Renew

  • Title: Establishing Food Security in Zambia
  • Charity: World Renew
  • Country: Zambia
  • Photo Credit: Jack Burk / World Renew

  • Title: Generating Income Opportunities in Nigeria
  • Charity: World Renew
  • Country: Nigeria
  • Photo Credit: Charles Ude, World Renew

Charity Videos

Charity Impact

Women holding farming equipment in a field
Kadzo Kenga radiates confidence. She tackles each new day and each new challenge with strength. She works on her small farm, tends to her animals, and cares for her children and grandson. When not working busily at home, she can be found at her community’s “demonstration farm”—where she participates in training in food security—or meeting with the local village savings and loans group. As a single woman in rural Kenya, where women face barriers to equality, Kadzo proudly owns a small piece of land for her family, complete with a small herd of goats and chickens. Here, she grows produce and makes chapati bread to sell at market. She has built a good life for her children, and her mother. But Kadzo’s life had not always carried such possibility. After her husband abandoned the family, she was left with nothing—without property, possessions, or a place to call home. Unable to...