One Thirteenth Birthday, Thirteen Years of Impact
Josh’s one thirteenth birthday began a thirteen years of impact tradition at Children’s Hunger Fund, as he celebrates by packing Food Paks and sharing hope.
Joy That Refuses to Fade: Apostol’s Story from one of Albania’s Forgotten Neighborhoods
Apostol's story from one of Albania's forgotten neighborhoods shows the kind of joy that refuses to fade when God's people bring hope to families in deep poverty. In a small shack on the outskirts of Korce, where rain seeps through walls and work is scarce, our local church partner began visiting Apostol's family, bringing Food Paks, sharing the gospel, and praying with them. Through this ongoing mercy ministry, Apostol has gone from isolation and discrimination to serving as one of the church’s top volunteers, spreading the same joy and hope in Jesus that now fills his own soul, even in the midst of many difficulties.
Domestic Expansion: Empowering Churches to Fight Hunger and Share Hope Across America
Across the United States, poverty remains a daily reality for countless children and families. Nearly 1 in 6 children experience food insecurity, underscoring the urgent need for action. In response, Children’s Hunger Fund (CHF) began preparing in 2023 to launch a domestic expansion initiative, which will equip churches in communities beyond CHF’s existing Volunteer Centers...
Hope at the Door: Seven Years of Faithfulness in Texas
Celebrate eight years of faithfulness of the Fielder Church volunteers delivering Food Paks in Texas, sharing the gospel, praying by name, and bringing Christ-centered hope to children and families in need.
Restoring Hope: From Poverty to Purpose
Discover how Arjun’s journey from poverty to purpose shows Christ-centered hope in the Philippines through local churches, Food Paks, and the gospel’s transforming power.
5 Letters that Made an Impact
Discover how a boy’s heartfelt letters and Scripture-filled prayers encouraged Children’s Hunger Fund and show kids they can make an eternal impact through generosity
From Division to Strength: One Family’s Road to Resilience in Madagascar
Separated by poverty, a family in rural Madagascar finds hope, reunification, and resilience through church visits, Food Paks, and the transforming power of the gospel.
Clinging to Hope: Life and Faith on Guatemala City’s Ravine Edges
Micaela’s small home clings to the eroding ravine edge on the outskirts of Guatemala City, where volcanic soil, heavy rains, and earthquakes constantly threaten to undo what little stability her family possesses. Yet in this precarious place in Guatemala, month after month, believers from Moriah Christian Church climb the steep path to her door, bringing Food Paks, prayer, and the gospel that has transformed her fear into a living confession that “Jesus Christ is everything to me.”
Transformation in the Remote Highlands of Peru
Seven-year-old Nelson Ponce lives in the remote highlands of Pachaconas, Peru, where his family once struggled with poverty, alcohol abuse, and instability. Through the regular visits of Dina Rojas Cusi, who brings Food Paks and shares the gospel, Nelson’s parents, Justo and Marcelina, came to faith in Christ and left their old habits behind. Now their home is marked by prayer, Bible study, and active involvement in their local church, as God uses simple acts of mercy to bring deep spiritual and family transformation.
No Barrier Too Great: Mercy Ministry at Work in Malawi
On the outskirts of Lilongwe City, Malawi, lies a densely populated township called Chinsapo, where Rhoda takes on whatever small jobs she can find to earn a modest wage. At their age, Rhoda and her husband should only worry about taking care of themselves, but instead they are responsible for feeding not only their adult children but also their grandchildren. When Pastor Denis Banda of Narrow Way Bible Church learned about Rhoda and her family, he reached out to them with Food Paks provided by donations from Children’s Hunger Fund, and over time, Rhoda’s heart softened toward him and the message he shared. Despite her Muslim background, Rhoda identifies as a Christian and believes that Jesus is the only way, regularly attending church with two of her grandchildren as church members volunteer to translate services from English into Chichewa so that families like hers can better understand what is being taught.