Volunteering makes us feel good. A lot of times you like to do it because you have a sense of satisfaction for what you just accomplished or who you helped. The Kim family started volunteering with Children’s Hunger Fund (CHF) seven years ago. At first Mrs. Kim was apprehensive about volunteering with her children because …
In the neighborhood where Ruben Ocasiones lives in Cebu City, Philippines, it was not uncommon to find kids selling fruits and vegetables to make money during the pandemic. Given the remote location of the community, the quarantine was not enforced as strictly as it was in the busier parts of the city. Ruben and his …
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On a warm afternoon in June, two small children sit enjoying some applesauce. The snack came from a Food Pak delivered that morning. Sitting around a small table, Araceli converses in broken Spanish with a volunteer from the local church. Araceli is one of many immigrants from Michoacán, Mexico who have settled in Fillmore, California. …
Dear Friends, One of the most common questions I hear from someone who is just learning about Children’s Hunger Fund is “how is CHF different than a food bank?” It’s a reasonable question to ask because we do give a lot of food away every year. This past year, the food that we distributed through …