WHAT WILL IT TAKE TO END CHILD HUNGER?
As we mark World Food Day on October 16th, we can see that progress has been made to reduce child hunger and malnutrition, but too many children still suffer.
WHAT WILL IT TAKE?WHAT WILL IT TAKE TO END CHILD HUNGER?
As we mark World Food Day on October 16th, we can see that progress has been made to reduce child hunger and malnutrition, but too many children still suffer.
WHAT WILL IT TAKE?OUR VISION AND MISSION
1 billion children worldwide
are living in poverty
At Canadian Feed The Children, we envision a world where children thrive free from poverty.
Join us in our mission to unlock children’s potential through community-led action in Canada and around the world.
Your support will help create long-term, sustainable food security and access to education, and build community capacity for sustainable development in Ethiopia, Ghana, Uganda, Bolivia and in Indigenous communities in Canada.
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OUR FINANCIALS
STRONG FINISHES &
HEALTHY BEGINNINGS
2018-2019 Annual Report
We are deeply grateful for the generous contributions of our donors, and remain steadfastly committed to financial transparency and accountability.
In 2018/2019, your gifts have made a tremendous difference to more than 200,000 children, youth, women and men in Bolivia, Ethiopia, Ghana, Uganda and in Indigenous communities in Canada. Download our latest report to see how we put your funds to work.
OUR PROJECTS
Growing Forward
WITH FOOD SECURITY PROJECTS
The Resilient and Sustainable Livelihoods Transformation (RESULT) project in northern Ghana, and Market-Led Improved Livelihoods in Eastern Amhara Region (MILEAR) in Ethiopia, funded generously by Global Affairs Canada and CFTC’s donors, support smallholder farmers to achieve increased food security, improved agricultural production, better nutrition and greater income in some of the world’s most impoverished and climate-challenged communities.
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OUR Programs
FIRST NATIONS FOOD SECURITY
CFTC has launched a new phase of our First Nations food security programming with generous funding provided by The Slaight Family Foundation. The Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds initiative is a national, comprehensive food security program with a mandate to partner with 20 new First Nation communities by 2020.
Recognizing that local partners are the most knowledgeable champions of their own community, CFTC will work with First Nation partners to achieve transformative, sustainable change through a combination of hands-on learning for students; consistent, nutritious, culturally appropriate meals; land-based learning and traditional food practices; nutrition education for students, families and community members; and the engagement of youth champions.
MAKE A DONATION
Make a single, monthly or in memoriam donation and help feed, educate and protect children.
GIVE THE BEST GIFT EVER
Tangible gifts, like goats, make a real difference in the lives of families.
SPONSOR A CHILD
Sponsor a child for just $33/month. You’ll be providing your sponsor child with all the basics they need to get a good education and grow up healthy.
Other options
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