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A Story of Survival

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Millions of mothers struggle to provide during the global food crisis — see the story of ONE.

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Faith, a Maasai mother living in Kenya, lost her sole source of income. See how advocates like you helped us change her story.

 

After Faith lost all of her cattle during a prolonged drought, she was no longer able to feed her children. But because of Compassion’s Survival Program and support from the Global Food Crisis Fund, she found renewed faith and hope. "My children are not hungry anymore,” says Faith.

Faith is one of hundreds of thousands being supported through our global food crisis efforts.

319K

households supported

with lifesaving food assistance

801K

individuals benefited

from vital relief and resiliency projects

1.6K

local churches are serving

as the hands and feet of Christ in the global food crisis

Your contributions are stewarded wisely to help children around the world.

We're committed to the highest standards of financial integrity and accountability, only using money for the purpose it was raised, regularly performing audits to ensure our programs are well managed and funds are properly disbursed and applied. We balance low administrative and fundraising costs with high-quality programs.

80.7%
of total expenses were for program development and delivery.
12.3%
of total expenses went to fundraising to further advance the mission.
7.0%
of total expenses went to administration to reach even more children.
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Through the generous support of child advocates around the world, thousands of our local church partners are able to make stories like Faith’s possible as they offer food and hope to their neighbors affected by the global food crisis. And that hope will last for years to come.

“The drought has been severe. If it wasn’t for Compassion, I think my children would have died of hunger. There was no hope for us without Compassion.”

— mother of a Compassion sponsored child in the Dominican Republic