Food + Clean Water

More than 780 million people do not have access to Food + Clean Water and more than 870 million people worldwide experience extreme hunger or malnourishment due to lack of resources. We are fighting world hunger and helping people access these essential, life-giving resources. Through sustainable initiatives, feeding, and agricultural programs, we have helped more than 100,000 people access clean water and helped thousands of families overcome food insecurity.

• Access to Food and Clean Water
• Water-borne diseases from polluted water sources
• Sustainability due to lack of agricultural development
• Food security (a reliable food source) and/or famine
• Reliable water source and/or drought
• Increased vulnerability and threat of violence
• Economic growth in region
• Extreme poverty due to the lack of vital resources

• Access to Food and Clean Water by digging wells, drilling borehole systems, etc.
• Basic sanitation infrastructure
• Preventing waterborne illness by implementing biosand filters and providing access to clean water
• Community water management skills, sanitation knowledge, and health and nutrition awareness
• Advancing mechanized farming and providing agricultural training on new farming methods
• Agricultural productivity and development
• Creating sustainable changes in food and water systems that will equip families, communities, and nations for life

• Currently, we are supporting rescue and care development projects in:
  • Haiti
  • Kenya
  • Uganda