Keep the poor elderly men and women in Belize City from going hungry on the one day of the week The Sisters of Mercy, who run a feeding program can't afford to feed them. $275 per person for 1 year Read More...

A shortage of jobs in Guyana leaves many families without an income, while those who do find work might earn as little as fifty cents a day in the sugar fields, or risk the dangers of the mines to make a little more. This means that families have to choose between sending their kids to school and going hungry, or else feeding their children and missing out on an education. $30 helps one family for an entire month! Read More...

St. Ann's Home Cares for young girls who have been orphaned or rescued from abusive living conditions. You can provide three nutritious meals a day to these growing girls! $264 feeds a girl for an entire year! Read More...

You can partner with St. Peter Claver Parish to supplement the inadequate diets of over 130 poor families and needy individuals. $92.50 feeds a family for an entire year! Read More...

Help provide daily meals for about 255 physically disabled and needy children at two Zambian Catholic schools run by the Franciscan Missionary Sisters of Assisi. $195 feeds a child for an entire school year! Read More...

Support the HHF's Kwashiorkor Treatment Center that brings children back from the brink of starvation! $1,100 saves a starving child! Read More...

The HOPE (Helping Older People Equally) Project for vulnerable elderly persons was founded by the Pallottine Missionary Sisters from the Novitiate Nazareth convent in Punta Gorda, Belize. $3,300 for six months! Read More...