At the End of a Dirt Road in Zambia, a 10 Year Old Finds His Future
Trackson, a 10 year old from Lusaka, Zambia, spends each morning walking a dirt road to attend his rural school two hours away. Attending the…
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To Break the Cycle of Poverty, We Strive for #HealthforAll
Our bodies do so much for us: they enable us to learn and dream, to walk and run, to lift and carry; to thrive. But…
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Celebrating an Incredible Year: 1.4 Million Lives Impacted in 2017
It’s time to celebrate, and we are jumping for joy, hairnets and all! 2017 was an incredible year of impact for Rise Against Hunger.
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Clean Water Should Never Be a Luxury: Spread the Word!
In everything we do, we keep a razor-sharp focus on UN Sustainable Development Goal #2: Zero Hunger by 2030. Goal #2 is the guidepost by…
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A Reason to Breathe Again: School Meals Signify Relief for Students and Their Parents
In the rural farming community of Tarasse, Haiti, having a proper meal to eat is considered a luxury. At the MESH school in Tarasse, students…
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Giving Rise to Enduring Impact in Haiti
There’s a saying in Haiti, “An empty bag cannot stand,” which I interpret to mean that a person can’t support himself if his or her…
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