Get Involved

 There are many ways to get involved with Feeding the Unfed. Here are a few ideas:

Donate food or money: This is the most basic way to support Feeding the Unfed. Your donation will help us provide food and other essentials to those in need.

Volunteer your time: There are many ways to volunteer with Feeding the Unfed, such as packing food boxes, sorting donations, or working in a food bank.

Advocate for policies that address hunger: You can write to your elected officials, attend rallies, or participate in other activities to raise awareness about hunger and advocate for policies that will help to end it.

Educate others about hunger: Talk to your friends, family, and community members about hunger and the importance of fighting it.

Start a fundraiser: You can raise money for Feeding the Unfed by hosting a bake sale, car wash, or other event.

Become a corporate partner: Feeding the Unfed partners with businesses of all sizes to help us fight hunger.

There are many ways to partner with us, such as donating food, providing financial support, or volunteering your employees' time. No matter how you choose to get involved, you can make a difference in the fight against hunger.

Thank you for your support! Here are some specific ways to get involved with Feeding the Unfed in your area:

- Visit our website to learn more about our programs and volunteer opportunities.
- Contact our local office to find out about volunteer opportunities in your community.
- Follow us on social media to stay up-to-date on our work and learn about ways to get involved.
- Host a fundraiser or food drive to raise money or food for Feeding the Unfed.
- Encourage your friends, family, and community members to get involved with Feeding the Unfed.

Every little bit helps, so thank you for your interest in getting involved!

We make small sachets of therapeutic foods with 1-2  years of shelf life. They're tasty and include additional vitamins and proteins that provides adequate daily nutritious value for children suffering from moderate to severe malnutrition.

We currently make these therapeutic foods in the U.S. and plan to establish additional manufacturing and distribution facilities, mostly in Asian and African countries where large number of malnutrition women and children exist. This could also help their local economy thrive by creating jobs, while costing a fraction of the costs of producing the foods here in the U.S.

According to the FAO estimates there are 2.3 billion people suffering from less extreme, but still dangerous level of food insecurity. That's roughly 29% of the global population.

Please fill out your contact information below and let us know your level of involvement.