The latest from Darfur - the UK’s Independent calls it

“Darfur’s return to hell"

"Children raped. Homes looted. Villages torched. And thousands forced to flee aerial bombings – three months after UN took over peacekeeping”

For the complete article and a first-hand report from our team in the field, please click here>>

How Love Saved Four Children

Susan, Sarah, Simon and Michael are four remarkable children at the Samaritan Center in Kenya. Each were either orphaned or abandoned and have experienced unimaginable horrors at very young ages. More>>

Among its many challenges are lack of food and clean water combined with severe weather and exploding landmines. Millions of people who fled during the conflict are beginning to return to discover that hundreds of people, mostly children and the elderly have died since December of 2007 due to the harsh weather with sub-zero conditions and heavy. More>>

Transforming Africa

Children’s Hunger Relief Fund’s Project committee meets with African Project Partners

Recently a project team, that included Colonel V. Doner Pres/CEO and his son CJ, traveled to Africa to meet with all of CHRF’s project partners. This trip was momentous for CHRF. For the first time all project partners gathered in Uganda to participate in a series of workshops. More >>

Although the fighting has ceased in southern Sudan, devastation has been left behind. In the rebuilding stages, Sudanese families are struggling to get their lives back together. They may not be running from tree to tree for safety, but many of their homes and livelihood have been destroyed.

In April 2007, Children’s Hunger Relief Fund ventured to poverty-stricken Sudan with another relief shipment. Two charter flights were filled with supplies such as food, salt, soap, mosquito nets, Jerry cans for water, cooking pots, plus fishing hooks and lines. Plastic sheeting and building materials were also provided for shelter.

While on the relief mission, members from the relief team of CHRF met with local leaders in Leer and Waat, along with the Vice-President of Sudan.

As the planes landed in Leer and Waat, Sudanese children rushed to help unload the relief aid, eagerly carrying sacks of food that closely outweighed them. Six tons of aid was delivered to Leer and five tons to Waat.

Because of your generous donations, hope was instilled in thousands of people that there can be a better future.