In addition to providing 10 school meals to children through the UN’s World Food Programme’s School Feeding program, each FEED Kenya Kikoy is handcrafted in Kenya by a co-op of women and deaf artisans. Handcrafting these beautiful kikoys provides much-needed work and support to communities in Nairobi, Kenya, particularly for a nation that is now dealing with a food crisis leaving 10 million Kenyans at risk of hunger.

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This month, Haitian children have returned to school.  WFP and the National School Feeding Programme will provide hot meals to almost one million of them.

Team FEED visiting a school in Honduras.

FEED Projects founders Ellen Gustafson and Lauren Bush passing out snacks at The Stara School in Kibera, Kenya.

School meals in Kenya.

Close to half a million people in Port-au-Prince were homeless and makeshift camps began to form. WFP distributed MREs (meals ready to eat) to those with no cooking facilities in the city. Meals were also delivered to other quake areas, Leogane and Jacmel.