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August 6, 2020

by Alexandr Zuev

Expanding Tax Break for Charitable Giving Proposed by Lawmakers

There is talk of a new bill that is set to be introduced by a group of bipartisan lawmakers. The new bill would expand a tax break for charitable donations to help boost donations for nonprofits during this

Donate, Uncategorized, Volunteer, world hunger

April 5, 2020

by Alexandr Zuev

Food for London in Hard Times, COVID-2019

COVID-19 hit all of us hard. We must overcome this test of fate and preserve our humanity. In these difficult times, we help those who most need our help. About 40 food distribution hubs have been established in

Food yoga, Uncategorized

going vegan, vegan

January 28, 2020

by Alysa Tarrant

The Positive Effects of Veganism

Veganism around the world is growing more rapidly than ever before. In the United States over the past 3 years alone, the number of vegans has grown from 0.5 percent to 6 percent of the population, and it shows no

Red apple and plastic syringes on black background

Food yoga, Uncategorized

January 24, 2020

by Andrew Miles

What is Fortification Nutrition?

What is Meant by Food Fortification?Food fortification is the process of adding or increasing micronutrients to common foods to help replace any nutrients lost in the cooking process or to provide a nutrient boost

FFL Emergency Relief, Uncategorized

Australia, fire, wildfire

January 17, 2020

by Alexandr Zuev

What is Happening in Australia – Understanding the Australian Wildfire Crisis

At least 28 human deaths, 1000 homes destroyed, an estimated 1 billion animals incinerated, and over 25 million Australians affected. These devastations are all due to the horrendous fires in Australia. But what’s

FFL Emergency Relief, Uncategorized, world hunger

food security, food unsecurity, hunger, poverty

January 17, 2020

by Alexandr Zuev

Food Security vs Food Insecurity

What is Food Insecurity?Do you know what’s for dinner tonight? When will you be having your next meal? Are you healthy enough for your body to process this meal?If you answered yes to any of the questions above,

Hanging laundary in front of old building

FFL Emergency Relief, Uncategorized, world hunger

food insecurity, poverty

January 17, 2020

by Alexandr Zuev

Facts About Poverty in the World

Poverty is a critical issue that affects millions of people every day.Did you know that nearly half of the world’s population lives on less than $2.50 a day in 2020? An additional 1.3 billion people lived on less

FFL Emergency Relief, Uncategorized, Volunteer News

Philippines, Philippines help, Volcano Eruption

January 14, 2020

by Alexandr Zuev

Taal Volcano Eruption: the Philippines warns of a huge eruption as thousands flee

Experts have warned the people of the Philippines that a ‘massive eruption’ is imminent as huge plumes of ash are seen pouring out of the Taal Volcano Philippines.The sudden eruption has seen ash, smoke and lava

united states flag in front of grey skies

FFL Emergency Relief, Food yoga, Uncategorized, world hunger

hunger, world hunger

January 9, 2020

by Alexandr Zuev

Is there hunger in the United States?

In 2018, 37.2 million people (approximately 11% of the U.S. population) lived in food-insecure households. This means they were often forced to skip meals, eat less at meals, buy cheap non-nutritious food and/or

FFL Emergency Relief, Uncategorized, world hunger

January 8, 2020

by Alexandr Zuev

Is Child Hunger in Africa Really That Bad?

The short answer – yes. In fact, hunger in Africa is likely worse than the average person might imagine. A 2018 report by the African Child Policy Forum states that about 90 percent of children in African do not

Cokies and cutlery on the Christmas dinner table

Get Involved, Uncategorized, world hunger

December 16, 2019

by Alexandr Zuev

Donating Food for Children at Christmas

Christmas is a special time. It marks the closing of another year, with new beginnings around the corner. Family and friends gather together to celebrate with food and fellowship, sharing stories of the year’s