🎉 Celebrating 50 years of Bread for the World! From a small faith-driven group to a global movement improving access to food. Let’s continue building a future without hunger. Learn more & join us: #EndHunger #50YearsOfImpact #BreadForTheWorld

Bread for the World’s President and CEO, @EugeneCho spoke with @NPR @MorningEdition and @UpFirst host @AMartinezLA about how the humanitarian aid freeze and other the tumult at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is affecting efforts to address global food insecurity. Listen to the full interview:

1 in 8 kids in the U.S. — over 9 million — face hunger daily. 🍎 Let’s change that. The #NourishOurFuture petition urges leaders to prioritize children’s access to food. ✍️ Sign now and help us create a hunger-free future: #EndHunger #FaithInAction

Black households in the U.S. experience food insecurity at 3x the rate of white households. In 2023, nearly 22% of Black families faced hunger. This #BlackHistoryMonth let’s honor leaders like #MLK by advocating for policies to reduce these disparities:

🎉 Celebrating #50YearsOfImpact of Bread for the World! Starting with Rev. Art Simon, we've grown into a movement dedicated to ending hunger. Through partnerships and advocacy, we've impacted millions. Our commitment to a hunger-free future continues. Join us:

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Over the past few days, the Trump administration has issued executive orders temporarily pausing current and new U.S. foreign assistance programs, as well as U.S. federal aid for select domestic programs. Such actions will impact tens of millions of the most vulnerable populations around the world. And in the U.S., the administration may soon pause nutrition programs impacting nearly 48 million people. While reviews are standard for incoming administrations, pauses are not. These programs must be able to continue to provide vital assistance without severe disruptions while the reviews are underway. Act now and urge your members of Congress to call for an immediate end to the pause on U.S. foreign assistance and to protect domestic nutrition programs:

Did you know Arkansas leads the U.S. in food insecurity at 18.9%? Southern states face disproportionate challenges like food deserts and weak safety nets. Advocacy matters — let’s create change: #EndHunger #FoodInsecurity

Bread for the World is deeply concerned by the order temporarily pausing new and existing U.S. foreign assistance programs and urges an immediate end to this interruption of services as the Administration completes its necessary review of these critical programs, which we believe will show they are effective and in the interest of the United States. The Bible is clear, reminding us that as we do unto the ‘least of these’ among us, we do as unto Jesus (Matthew 25:40). We urge Secretary Marco Rubio and the State Department to conduct a swift yet thorough review of foreign aid programs while continuing the lifesaving work these programs provide. Read the full statement:

A new year brings renewed focus. 🌟 Together, we’ve made progress, but there’s more work to do to address hunger. Let’s continue creating meaningful change in 2025. Join us: #EndHunger #BreadForTheWorld

Over 34 million Americans, including 9 million children, face food insecurity—and rising expenses are making it worse. Learn more about this crisis and how Bread for the World is advocating for change. 📖 Read the full article: #EndHunger #FoodInsecurity

Bread for the World is delighted to announce the election of new members to our Board of Directors. Welcome! Learn more about Bread's board at

Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s vision of equality. Black households in the U.S. face hunger at 3 times the rate of white households. Over 1/3 of global hunger is in Africa. From 50 years of advocacy, we reaffirm our commitment to equitable food systems & ending hunger. #MLKDay

Nourish Our Future is almost here! Join us as we launch this child-focused advocacy campaign to make a historic impact against child hunger and malnutrition, both in the U.S. and around the world. Register today:

Bread for the World is thankful for the agreement between the Israeli government and Hamas that will, in part, allow for more food assistance to enter Gaza. We urge the parties involved to take immediate steps to ensure that food aid and other humanitarian assistance can safely and expeditiously reach all who need it. Bread will continue to pray for the release of all hostages, for a lasting cease-fire, for an end to the hunger crisis, and for peace to reign in the region. Read the full statement:

Ending hunger is more than a goal—it’s a responsibility rooted in faith and justice. Learn more about the values that guide us at Bread for the World: #EndHunger #BreadForTheWorld #FaithInAction

1 in 8 kids in the U.S.—over 9 million children—face hunger. This must change. Sign the Nourish Our Future petition to advocate for policies that ensure no child goes hungry. Together, we can build a hunger-free future! ✍️ #EndHunger #BreadForTheWorld

Bread for the World mourns the passing of former president, noted humanitarian, global health advocate, and Nobel Peace Prize winner Jimmy Carter. Guided by his deep Christian faith, President Carter impacted the lives of tens of millions of people in the United States and globally. Bread expresses our deepest condolences to the Carter family and all those who have been touched by his extraordinary life. Photo credit: @LBJLibrary

RT @RickSteves: Wow! Thank you to the 5,591 of you who contributed $680,743 to this year’s @bread4theworld fundraiser. With my match of $50…