Feed the Children | October 1, 2020
The Fight Against Childhood Hunger is More Important Than Ever
Your #ImpactAtWork with Feed the Children
As COVID-19 drives economic instability across the nation, it has been estimated that 1 in 4 children in the U.S. now suffers from food insecurity—in effect not knowing where their next meal will come from. With this increased level of hardship among America’s most vulnerable, generous donors like you are now more important than ever in the fight against childhood hunger.
Feed the Children exists to provide children and families who lack life’s essentials with food, resources and hope. Your gift can help make a crucial difference. Please give today so that we can continue to rush supplies to the children and families who most need them.
Support Feed the Children through your employee giving program:
As a donor, you can support Feed the Children by donating to them through your employer’s workplace giving program (CFC#10986 if you’re a military or federal employee participating in the Combined Federal Campaign). Payroll pledges made through employer-sponsored charitable giving programs represent a cost effective and near effortless way to support your favorite charities.
As Feed the Children’s workplace giving partner, America’s Charities can help your company design and implement a program centered on supporting their work – through workplace giving campaigns, employee fundraising, cause-focused signature programs, volunteerism, donation drives, matching gifts, Dollars-for-Doers, In-Kind Giving and other employee engagement and philanthropic initiatives. Click here to request a demo and learn how we can help you do this.
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