Action Against Hunger

This gift enables us to pump and deliver (via trucks) enough freshwater to a village of 300 people that would sufficiently last them a week. more

This gift pays for the labor, equipment and supplies needed to create a 50 foot deep well in a village that will sufficiently provide water to be used in a variety of different essential activities. This will guarantee that this necessity to human survival is made accessible to those who so urgently need it. more

Action Against Hunger is working to alleviate extreme hunger amongst 400,000 beneficiaries in the eastern and western parts of the country. This gift enables us to provide food and other nutritional supplements to victims of extreme malnutrition, who can be nursed back to health within 30 days. more

This gift enables us to provide high-yield seed varieties and a range of farming equipment to one farming household to enable it to attain self-sustainability in as short a time as possible. more

This gift will allow us to tackle the problem of malnutrition in children by enabling us to provide nutritious porridge and calcium-rich milk to one child for an entire month at one of our Therpeutic Feeding Centers. more

This gift allows us to provide a family of four with grain and other food staples for two weeks. more

This gift enables us to provide nutritious grain and other food staples to a family of four for an entire month. This food is selected based on the specific needs and culture of the community that this family is a part of. more

The gift will help pay for the medicines and nutritional supplements used in our Therapeutic Feeding Centers to nurse a malnourished child back to health. It will allow us to save the life of another one of our young beneficiaries. more

This gift contributes to our efforts to rehabilitate wells that had been destroyed in the earthquake of October 2005. Action Against Hunger has been working in the areas affected by the earthquake since 2001. more

The gift allows us to pay for the drilling equipment and labor required to rehabilitate one existing well. This would provide water for cooking, drinking, sanitation and agriculture and benefit many lives, because in some communities, as many as ten thousand people share a single well. more

The gift of a handpump allows farmers to tap into underground water to irrigate their fields, allowing them to use their cropland more optimally and effectively. more