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Your Donation Is Multiplied a Hundred Times in Relief Aid

How can we turn your $40 donation into $4,000of relief aid?

Or $200 into $20,000?

THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS

In particular, by using your gift to ship multiplied thousands of dollars in donated goods.

American corporations stand ready to donate millions of dollars of quality surplus products to charitable organizations every year. However, for tax and other reasons, these corporate donors will generally not pay for shipping. The challenge therefore becomes how to get tens of thousands of dollars in donated goods from a US warehouse to the African orphanage that desperately needs them, or to the disaster site where they can literally make the difference between life or death.

That's where your leverage can come in. For pennies on the dollar, we are able to ship these donated goods to where they are most needed. We call that "stretching" your dollar to make the biggest difference possible to the people who need it most.

Over the past three years, Children's Hunger Relief Fund has shipped over $100 million in vital food, medical, educational and other supplies to war zones in Iraq, Afghanistan and Sudan; to tsunami disaster areas in Sri Lanka and India; to famine-hit areas in Southern Africa; and to children's homes, clinics and hospitals throughout Central America and Africa - to name just a few.