Journal

We can talk about reaching 75 nations in 10 years, but what does that look like? What are the stories of those who have been helped? Browse through past issues of our Journal newsletter to go deeper and learn more about lives that have been changed and hope that has been given through food, clean water, Bibles, personal care items and more.

2018 SpringDownload

••• Features: Iraq, Haiti, Hurricane Florence and the Beans and Rice Challenge.

2017 Year In ReviewDownload

••• Features: India, Haiti, Burkina Faso, Hurricane Harvey, Nicaragua and more.

2016 Year in ReviewDownload

••• Features: Iraq, Louisiana, Ironman Triathlon, Cuba, Haiti and more.

2015 Year In ReviewDownload

••• Features: The Next Chapter for FTN, Malawi, Nepal, Lebanon

2014 Year in ReviewDownload

••• Feature(s): Celebrating 10 Years, Malawi, Israel, Ukraine, Zimbabwe, U.S and more.

2013 Year in ReviewDownload

••• Feature(s): Syrian Refugees, Philippines, India, Malawi, Zambia

October 2013Download

••• Feature(s): Warehouse

2012 Year in ReviewDownload

••• Features: Journey to 15 Million Meals

September 2012Download

••• Feature(s): Rwanda

September 2011Download

Features: Israel

July 2010Download

••• Feature(s): Haiti, Malawi

2009 Year in ReviewDownload

Features: Haiti

October 2009Download

••• Feature(s): Malawi

2008 Year in ReviewDownload

Features: Zimbabwe

November 2008Download

••• Feature(s): Zambia

June 2008Download

Features: Myanmar, China

2007 Year in ReviewDownload

••• Feature(s): Israel, Bangladesh, Pakistan

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.

Nearly two decades 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]

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