Chris Greene, MFK CEO shared expertise in addressing food insecurity at 2024 World Food Prize conference.
Melissa George
Haiti, Pearl of the Antilles
Peace in Haiti, “Pearl of the Antilles.” A day at the beach, a night listening to Kompa, time with family, experiencing the country’s magic.
“Why We Give to MFK”
We give because it makes a difference. We give with love for the children who need our help, and we know our gifts are spent on saving lives.
Trucks, Boats, & Donkeys
It can be difficult to reach communities like La Gonave, but with the persistence of our truckers we can reach more children.
A Note from Linda Locke, MFK Board
MFK continues to treat malnourished children and strengthen families in spite of growing challenges. Today, we are saving even more lives.
Eliphet, MFK Champion Farmer
Eliphet has been farming for 20 years, and graduated from our agriculture program in 2023. He plans to teach his kids what he has learned.
What is Wasting?
Worldwide, 60 million children are affected by wasting, the most severe form of malnutrition.
Honoring Haitian Mothers
Mothers in Haiti exemplify the resilience, strength, and love that lay the groundwork for raising a healthy and skilled generation.
Support for Therapeutic Foods to Achieve Zero Hunger
The UN estimates that more than 600 million people will face hunger in 2030. It will cost $40 billion per year until 2030 to end hunger.
Students Meet World Food Prize Laureate
St. Louis high school students joined leaders to explore solutions to the local and global hunger crisis.