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Nonprofits›Feed The Hungry Inc

Human Services

Feed The Hungry Inc

ARLINGTON, VA

Website

Total revenue

$121K

Total expenses

$73K

Net assets

$472K

Grants received

$212K

21 grants

EIN

541796436

Tax year

2024

Mission

To uplift the spirit and wellbeing of the poorest of the poor, the abused and the desolate through feeding and nutrition; livelihood for community and economic development; giftgiving; educational scholarships and books for schools; infrastructure for classroom

Programs

2 programs

Infrastructure: the classroom projects provide additional classrooms in public schools with critical shortages. Confirmation of sites is principally based on student population and current classroom conditions in the area. The organization also provides potable water supply in areas with limited access to water through the construction of artesian and deep wells, manual or electric pumps, and water tanks.

Noel torres feed the hungry inc.s books program is committed to help the philippines become an educated nation. Every year, the books program donate department of education (deped)mandated books to filipino children will have basic literacy skills. While most filipino children in the poorest areas do enroll in grade 1, an estimated 553 of them will drop out without finishing high school due to poverty. Increased encouragement to love books and easy access to books in public schools and libraries is needed to promote functional literacy, creative thinking, and independent reading skills that are needed for future success. The longterm impact of the books program is empowering children to think creatively and learn on their own.