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Feed The Children (FTC) is a not-for-profit Christian charity that distributes food, medicine, clothing, and other necessities. In the US, FTC accepts bulk contributions of surplus food from businesses, packages it in various ways at six main facilities nationwide, and distributes it to food banks, homeless shelters, churches, and other organizations that help feed the hungry. In more than 110 countries overseas FTC works with organizations such as schools, orphanages, and churches to provide food, medical supplies, clothing, and educational support to the needy. Larry and Frances Jones founded FTC in 1979.

Feeding America (formerly America's Second Harvest) is the largest US hunger-relief charity. The not-for-profit collects some 2 billion pounds of surplus food (donated by farmers, distributors, manufacturers, and retailers) and distributes it to over 200 member food banks in the US and Puerto Rico. The food and groceries aid some 25 million recipients every year; programs include Kids Cafe (meals, snacks, and activities in community centers and churches), Community Kitchens (culinary job training for low-income individuals), and BackPack Programs (backpacks of food for kids during school breaks). Feeding America uses 97% of its funds to feed people. Feeding America is made up of individuals, local food banks, national offices, as well as corporate and government partners. Together, Feeding America is bigger, better, stronger and more efficient than the sum of our parts.

Food For The Poor feeds spiritual and physical hunger. The Christian charity provides health, social, economic, and religious services for impoverished people in 17 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. Food For The Poor believes its organization serves God by helping those most in need, distributing requested goods through local churches and charities. The group works through Caritas, the American-Nicaraguan Foundation, and others to provide vocational training, clinic and school construction, educational materials, feeding programs, and medical supplies. Food For The Poor has distributed more than $3 billion in goods since its 1982 inception; the group uses 96% of its funds on programs.

Freedom from Hunger wants to give everybody just that. The not-for-profit organization strives to solve the problem of chronic hunger and poverty in 16 countries worldwide. Freedom from Hunger provides self-help programs and training for more than 650,000 poor women to learn to better feed and tend the health of their families and turn a small enterprise into a sustaining business. Freedom from Hunger main program, Credit With Education, is a microcredit program that provides loans to small groups of women who attend classes on nutrition, health, family planning, and sound business practices. Freedom From Hunger was founded in 1946 as Meals for Millions. Freedom from Hunger bring poor women in Africa, Asia, and Latin America a powerful combination of microfinance, education, and health protection to help them achieve a sustainable, self-help end to hunger.

Gifts in Kind International helps companies find ways to be kind. The not-for-profit organization accepts gifts of products and services from corporate clients and distributes these donations to more than 150,000 community charities in the US and globally that directly help communities and people in need. About half of the FORTUNE 100 makes contributions through Gifts in Kind International, which has certified more than 200,000 charities as potential recipients. Gifts in Kind International began operating in 1983 when 3M donated $12 million in new office equipment. Gifts in Kind International is known for its cost-efficiency, as more than 99% of its donations go directly to communities.

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