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How Your Donation Goes 9X Farther
Every dollar you donate to Feed the Children multiplies into a bounty of hope, transforming into nine dollars’ worth of food and essentials for those in need. It’s a testament to the power of collective compassion, where in-kind gifts amplify the impact of your generosity.
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Protected by a Motherly Instinct: Claudia’s Story
There’s no instruction manual for how to be a good parent. Gloria was doing the best she could as a young mom. For the first six months of baby Claudia’s life, everything seemed to be going well.
Lana and Dwayne’s New Perspective
Having a baby can be a joyous time in a couple’s life. Lana was excited when she found out she was pregnant. Her husband Dwayne was happy too, but mostly nervous.
Anyeli’s Recovery
Anyeli embodies what everyone loves about babies: she has big cheeks, chubby fingers and a round belly. But eight months ago, this little girl was in a much different situation.
Sally’s Endurance
Often, we’re the only ones hurt by our worst decisions. On the other hand, our best decisions tend to be those that have a positive impact on others.
Exodus’ Health
Exodus’ parents knew something was terribly wrong with their son. Childhood malnutrition isn’t uncommon in Gulu City, Uganda, where Gloria and John live with their three children. Gloria and John knew of many other families with children whose growth was stunted.
Rita’s Wish
Rita has had some unlucky breaks to say the least. The first came when she was kicked out of her house and disowned by her family for becoming pregnant. Then she struggled as a single mom, hardly able to find a job to support herself and her children.
Konnor’s Compassion
Konnor has a smile that lights up any room and an equally infectious personality. Every person who comes to this local food pantry in Miami loves him. He’s always there to offer a kind word, a reassuring story, or a compassionate smile.
The Blessing of a Second Chance
“I chose the wrong path,” he admits. “If I would have made better choices, I would still have had everything my family built when I was a kid.”
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