Whose dollar is it? In September, I spent 4 days at Princeton Seminary to learn about generosity as a gift and a way of worshiping God. Interesting that the setting for the class about generosity was at one of the most prestigious universities in the country. I was in awe of it's majesty. Imagine the generosity required to build this incredible institution. I left the class with a passion for growing my own gift of generosity and helping others to learn more about it as wel

‘’Being a leader is the call from God, you hear the voice and you take it very sensitively, work on behalf of the people who cannot say, who cannot decide, people who are weak and through this we bring the sense of humanity and equality among our societies,’’ Josephat Shauri, Food for His Children program participant and leader. FFHC is a place where people can grow up with their careers, linking them with opportunities to make sure at least individuals become aware of their

You give hope!

It was 2013 after completion of my bachelor degree of Sociology at St Augustine university of Tanzania I got an opportunity to work together with FFHC Tanzania and U.S team to collect family information to new applicant and current recipient’s details as an enumerator. As the young motivated boy freshman from college with no any experience, it was wonderful opportunity and experience that stimulated my passion of working with the community. On the same year before Food for Hi

My mama was loving enough to engage me in support services to women groups in the community. The experience was so touching and her dedication and love for women taught me the lasting lessons. It was not long before I came to realize my call; Helping people in need as I serve God. I am Honorina Honorati, have been with FOOD FOR HIS CHILDREN as a Program Manager for 8 years now. When I first joined the FOOD FOR HIS CHILDREN Team back in 2011, my heart opened and I felt like c