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Who’s hungry? Around the world, 925 MILLION PEOPLE—more than the populations of North America and South America combined—go hungry on a daily basis. Here are a few fast facts to help you grasp the severity of the problem.
Special Features

Hunger 101

  • Hunger News
  • Guatemala
Isnino Siyat made it to Dadaab, a refugee camp in Kenya, with her husband and two children after walking for 10 days from their village in Somalia. She said the drought “finished both our livestock and our farm,” killing their five cows and 10 goats one by one over three months. Reaching Dadaab, Isnino was exhausted but had to make her own hut out of sticks, borrowed clothing scraps, and burlap sacks that once contained relief food. She worked alone while her husband was elsewhere in the camp, preparing for burial the body of their 3-year-old nephew, who died on the journey.
Special Features

Famine no more

  • Hunger News
  • EthiopiaKenyaSomalia
From the Field

A former sponsored child’s natural beauty

  • Child Sponsorship
  • Kenya
Why write a comic book about Jesus instead of a superhero? Writer/illustrator Billy Tucci explains: Jesus is the greatest superhero ever to walk the earth!
Voices

Jesus, the comic-book superhero

  • Blog
Our 12 blogs of Christmas represent the creativity, love, joy, hope, memories, and family traditions that connect us to the true reason for the season.
Voices

True Christmas spirit

  • Blog
Save your anxiety and checkbook this year by giving a gift whose impact will last. Celebrate the true spirit of Christmas with a gift that can change lives!
Voices

Holiday gift guide: 30 meaningful gifts under $50

  • Blog
Dr. Lisa Masterson of
Voices

Dr. Lisa Masterson of “The Doctors” works in Malawi

  • Blog
  • Malawi
Americans pride themselves on generosity; Christians desire to be known for their service. So where should American Christians stand on foreign aid?
Voices

Where should American Christians stand on foreign aid?

  • Blog
What does 7-11 have to do with maternal and child health? The healthy development of a child starts inside the womb. Consequently, maternal health during pregnancy is critical to a child’s development.
Voices

What does 7-11 have to do with maternal and child health?

  • Blog
33 million people live with HIV. This statistic no longer seems foreign once you meet one of them. World Vision Experience: AIDS brings those faces to life.
Voices

I’ve met the face of AIDS

  • Blog
In 2010, the U.S. poverty rate rose to 15.1 percent — up from 14.3 percent in 2009, and up to the highest its level since 1993.
Voices

Report: U.S. poverty rate at highest level since 1993

  • Blog
Mr. Vinh Chung, a child refugee from Vietnam who was rescued at sea, gives a fuller picture of his life after his rescue and the miracle of God's provision.
Change Makers

Operation Seasweep: A 32-year story of God’s provision

  • Disaster Relief
  • Viet Nam
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