Author: feedthehungryphilippines

Feed the Hungry, Inc. (FtH) is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt, non-profit charitable organization based in Washington, D.C. Started in 1992 and officially incorporated in 1993, FtH is wholly volunteer-driven and started as a gift giving and feeding project for indigent children in the Philippines by a group of World Bank Group and IMF (International Monetary Fund) Filipino staff and joined by Filipino-American volunteers in the community.

Feeding Program for St. Joseph Gualandi

With hearts full of gratitude, we thank you for your generous and continued support of our feeding program for deaf children and adults. Because of you, we can nourish not just bodies, but lives—creating a lasting impact on the health, growth, and well-being of our community. We’ve seen beautiful progress: children becoming healthier, more focused, … Continue reading Feeding Program for St. Joseph Gualandi

Tubig sa Baryo

The Philippine Rural Reconstruction Movement (PRRM) and Feed the Hungry (FtH) partnered in late August 2023 to provide safe water supply systems in three communities in the upland province of Nueva Vizcaya in northern Philippines. This partnership also included the local governments of the two municipalities of Ambaguio and Kayapa. In late 2023, PRRM initiated … Continue reading Tubig sa Baryo

Certificate of Appreciation from the Commission on Filipinos Overseas

Dear Ms. Solita Wakefield: Greetings from the Commission on Filipinos Overseas (CFO)! The CFO wishes to recognize the contribution of Feed the Hungry, Inc.,  as an overseas donor, in providing assistance to the needs and welfare of underprivileged Filipinos and communities in the Philippines through the Commission’s Lingkod sa Kapwa Pilipino (LINKAPIL) Program. With this, we … Continue reading Certificate of Appreciation from the Commission on Filipinos Overseas

Marahan West Elementary School & Columbia Elementary School in Davao City

In 2025, Marahan West Elementary School and Columbia Elementary School in Davao City were inaugurated thanks to the Bernardo D. and Sol T. Foundation, which donated Ph5,000,000 for the construction of the school buildings to commemorate Feed the Hungry Inc.’s founder, Teresita Ricafort Alarcon. The state-of-the-art buildings are equipped with rooftop solar panels. The schools … Continue reading Marahan West Elementary School & Columbia Elementary School in Davao City

Classroom Building in Sua, Iloilo

Completion date: March 2025Location: Sua, IloiloProgram Name: InfrastructureProgram Director: Lyta Sese The project encompasses constructing two fully-equipped classroom buildings designed to enhance the educational environment for local students. Each building will have essential items, including desks, chairs, and blackboards, to facilitate effective learning and teaching. This initiative aims to provide a safe and supportive space … Continue reading Classroom Building in Sua, Iloilo