For more than four decades, the group Feed the Children has been working to help children and families across Oklahoma. Feed the Children plans to roll out a new program to help those in need.

Since the fires began on Jan. 7, more than 50,600 acres (79 square miles) have burned. More than 16,000 structures have been destroyed and more than 100,000 residents have been displaced.

Today, Feed the Children joins organizations around the world in observance of International Day of Education. The nonprofit recognizes that education is a human right, a public responsibility and the key to sustainable economic development.

The Phoenix area division of the nonprofit organization Feed The Children is doing what it can to help the wildfire victims in California.

Emily Callahan is going home to Oklahoma. Most recently the chief marketing officer of ALSAC, the fundraising and awareness arm of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, she was appointed president and CEO of Feed The Children in Oklahoma City.

As organizations around the globe observe World Children’s Day, Feed the Children recognizes the importance of defending the rights of all children – including access to good nutrition, education, shelter and protection from harm.

Yesglasses celebrates the donation of over 10,000 pairs of eyewear to Feed the Children, reaffirming its commitment to making vision accessible for all.

To help more Filipinos in need, the #LightTheWorld Giving Machines has expanded to a third location in Davao City. This marks the first time the initiative has reached Mindanao since its launch in 2017.

Price Rite Marketplace and Feed the Children have partnered with The Salvation Army Chelsea Corps, the Boys & Girls Club of Chelsea, Kellogg’s and United Foods to provide food and essentials to families experiencing food insecurity in the Chelsea area.

FedEx Supports Social Needs of Filipino Youth Through Donation of School Supplies to 1,600 Students in Bohol Federal Express Corporation, one of the world’s largest express transportation companies, collaborated with international non-profit Feed the Children to provide educational support to more than 1,600 students from seven fishing and farming communities in Sagbayan, Bohol.