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Saturday’s earthquake caused massive destruction along Haiti’s southern side. The death toll is over 2,000. There are over 12,000 injured and thousands more without homes. Haitian officials estimate there are 600,000 people in need of emergency assistance. The UN Children’s Fund (Unicef) says about 500,000 children have limited or no access to shelter, safe water
Greece has been grappling with a refugee crisis since 2015. There are currently an estimated 50,000 people living in refugee camps throughout the country. Most of these families are poverty-stricken and the pandemic has only made their situation worse. Feeding The Nations recently assisted local Pastors on the ground in Athens with food to reach out to
Cubans have taken to the streets in historic protests and demonstrations against the communist regime, leading to a brutal crackdown by the Cuban government including death and imprisonments for protestors. The Cuban people are suffering. Electricity is sporadic. Internet access which in many cases is the only way to communicate with the outside world, is

It all started on Sunday, December 26, 2004, when an earthquake in the Indian Ocean sparked a deadly tsunami that became one of the worst natural disasters in recorded history. The tsunami killed over 230,000 people in 14 nations. Seeing the great need and the opportunity to help, FTN was born in February 2005. Its very first mission was to get vital food and nutrition to those who were affected by the tsunami.

A decade later, FTN is still committed to sharing the love of God, while bringing the abundance of the developed world to those in critical need in the third world. FTN has reached 75 nations with over $100 million in total goods and services worldwide, including 150 million meals. [Read more here]