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Food For The Poor (FFTP) and the Republic of China (Taiwan) are expanding their collaboration to fight hunger and improve access to health care in Guatemala through two new initiatives: rice shipments to feed vulnerable families and funding for a vital medical project serving rural communities. FFTP and the Republic of China (Taiwan) announced an agreement to distribute 990 metric tons of lifesaving rice to hungry families in Guatemala. The donation, equivalent to 55 tractor-trailer loads or shipping containers, will be delivered monthly beginning this month and continuing through December. The agreement was announced during a ceremony in El Tablón, Guatemala, led by Taiwan’s Ambassador to Guatemala, Vivia Chun-Fei Chang, and attended by officials from FFTP and its partners, Cáritas Arquidiocesana and the Order of Malta. Women from some of the families in Guatemala who will benefit from the rice donation attended the ceremony and expressed their gratitude. FFTP’s partnership...

Gabriel was nearly 3 years old but weighed only 6 pounds. MannaPack® meals saved his life. His grandmother, Imelda, feared the worst as she watched him grow weaker. She was heartbroken. Imelda laid Gabriel on one of her dresses to keep him comfortable; he didn’t look like he would live much longer. Then, Imelda’s friend stopped by, worried about her friend. She told Imelda about African Children Today (ACT), a partner of Feed My Starving Children. She’d heard they could help even very malnourished children. After receiving FMSC food from ACT and eating MannaPack meals for a few months, Gabriel grew to 18 pounds! These meals saved his life

Food For The Poor (FFTP) is partnering with Caritas del Peru to help 152 rural farmers increase their revenues from selling milk from their livestock and other dairy products. Herlinda is a dairy farmer who works with her family in Ayavi, Peru, high in the Andean mountains. She said her family’s dairy products will improve, thanks to generous FFTP donors. The collaboration between FFTP and Caritas del Peru will continue what a local Peruvian company, Peru LNG, had initiated to help Herlinda’s family increase their income and grow their business to make cheeses. FFTP is recognizing the rich culture and traditions of Peru as the charity marks National Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15. Herlinda said her family’s dream is to take their products to new markets where they can sell them at a better price. Initially, Herlinda’s family faced challenges because they didn’t have...