Food Ethics Council
Human Rights
The Food Ethics Council believes that we can have a better, fairer food system: where it is easy to eat well and global hunger is a distant memory; where farmers and food producers make a decent living, animals are treated humanely, and the environment is respected. The Food Ethics Council helps find a way through controversial issues and develops tools for ethical decision-making. Our members lead this work in a voluntary capacity, and our staff support them through research, analysis and advocacy.
Food Finders
Community/Family
Since 1981, Food Finders Food Bank has been a critical component of the welfare of Tippecanoe and 15 other counties in Indiana, providing food to member agencies, advocating for the hungry and educating the public about hunger related issues. Funded by United Way, foundations, grants, USDA, corporations, sponsors and individual donors, Food Finders Food Bank distributes more than 5 million pounds of food annually to a network of non-profit organizations that work to alleviate hunger throughout Mid-North Indiana.
Food For All
Humanitarian Aid
Food For All is a 501(c)(3) non-profit fundraising organization dedicated to putting an end to the hunger crisis on both national and international fronts. In order to accomplish this goal, Food For All collaborates with over 8,000 grocery retailers nationwide to raise money through point-of-purchase (P.O.P.) fundraisers. Through our fundraising programs, we provide hungry neighbors with the resources needed to support themselves, their families, and their communities. It is our objective to unite the food industry and consumers in the belief that hunger is 100% curable.
Food for the Hungry
Ethnic/Religion
"God called and we responded until physical and spiritual hungers ended worldwide." As a result of that call and by the grace of God across nearly forty years, Food for the Hungry has been a witness of the transformation of whole families and communities around the globe. We have "helped them one at a time," and for that privilege, we are both joyful and humbled.
Food For The Hungry
Research/Dev
We are a Christian organization engaged in relief and sustainable development work in some of the poorest regions of the world. We exist to meet the development needs of entire communities in which we work, with a focus on those most oppressed and those most vulnerable. Currently we are helping some of the poorest communities in Africa, Asia and South America. As an affiliate of the Food for the Hungry association we tap into over thirty years of development work experience, with biblical principles at the foundation of our work.
Food For The Poor
Humanitarian Aid
Food For The Poor is the third-largest international relief and development charity in the United States, feeding 2 million poor every day. Our Christian relief programs and projects are helping children and the poorest of the poor by providing food, housing, health care, education, water projects, emergency relief and micro-enterprise assistance in the Caribbean and Latin America.
Food Gardens Foundation
Research/Dev
Food Gardens Foundation also known as FGF was established in 1976 under the name of Food Gardens Unlimited, as a result of the June 16 riots in Soweto, Gauteng. At that time there were no food supplies going to Soweto as van were overturned at every opportunity available. Two ladies Pauline Raphaely (a geologist) and Joyce Niland (a farmer's wife) saw a need and started the organisation out of R100 to introduce Food Gardens in Soweto. These gardens were letter called Peace Gardens and as a result of this the organisation won several awards. In 1977 the organisation was formerly registered as a socio-economic project to teach people to help themselves by growing essential food according to sustainable organic principles. The FGF method of organic gardening not only revitalises the soil but also deals with constructive recycling, energy and water saving and conservation.
Food India
Research/Dev
FOOD India is a 20-year-old non-profit organization conducting research on social development and implementing welfare programs in the field of employment generation, poverty alleviation, cost effective housing, education, health, energy conservation, ICTs, electronic NGO networking, E-commerce, institutional and capacity building for women networks. We are best known for our activities in the field of water and sanitation, Information Communication Technologies (ICTs), cost effective housing, rural development, small and micro enterprise development especially for women. The 20 years of experience in development work and networking with local, regional and international organizations is our knowledge bank. The mainstay of our existence and our steady growth over the past 20 years has been mainly due to innovative approach and transparency with our partners.
Food Lifeline
Community/Family
Food Lifeline is a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending hunger in Western Washington. Food Lifeline makes every penny count, and 94% of the food we receive from local, state and national contributors is donated. Last year, Food Lifeline secured more than 31 million pounds of food – the equivalent of more than 24 million meals – to feed hungry people throughout Western Washington. Food Lifeline provides food to over 686,000 people through our network of nearly 300 emergency feeding programs including food banks, hot meal programs and shelters.
Food Up Front
Community/Family
Food Up Front began life as a simple idea presented at a permaculture design course. The idea was to encourage, enable and support individuals to grow food in their unused outdoor space. Too many people sat on allotment waiting lists without realising they could be growing something at home, albeit only a small amount, while they waited. We saw that many front gardens/balconies/windowsills weren’t being used at all. This seemed strange to us as space is at such a premium. We produced some leaflets an a home computer and started distributing them in our local area, encouraging households to sign up and receive support to start growing food. What has followed has been a big surprise, with highs and lows experienced along the way. Most of all it’s been very exciting! Since we launched there has been a rapid rise in grow-your-own and we continue to work to inspire people to have a go.
Food4Africa
Research/Dev
Food4Africa™ is a charity company that raises funds to enhance the development of children within the rural communities, squatter camps and townships of South and Southern Africa. Our vision sees the rural poverty stricken children of South and Southern Africa have the opportunity to develop a healthy immune system and brain by the age of twelve so that they can contribute constructively to a sustainable future for all.
Foodbank South Africa
Research/Dev
FoodBank South Africa (FBSA) is South Africa's leading national foodbanking network, established in 2009, is a member of the Global Foodbanking Network. FBSA has food banks in Cape Town, Johannesburg, Durban, Pietermaritzburg and Port Elizabeth, and is in the process of rolling out more food banks countrywide. Though relatively new to South Africa, food banking is practised in more than 40 countries worldwide. The tried-and-tested governance model used by FBSA is based on broad representation. At national level, we work with government, food producers, manufacturers and retailers, and at grassroots level we collaborate closely with community leaders, faith-based organisations and non-profit organisations working directly with those who are food insecure.
Foodrelief
Humanitarian Aid
Every month the Bhaktivedanta International Charities feeds over 6,000 needy children in the drought and flood afflicted areas of Orissa, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu, which comprise some of the poorest regions of India. We provide humanitarian need to the poor and needy in India in the form of free food, medicines, and clothes. We start and run educational institutions and to provide all necessary facilities for the education of the poor irrespective of caste, community, creed or religion. We afford medical relief to the sick and the suffering without any restriction as to religion, caste, community, or creed by construction and or maintaining hospitals, clinics, dispensaries, maternity and childrens homes.
Foosteps for Life
Children/Education
Footsteps for Life is a United Kingdom incorporated not-for-profit organisation with the aim of raising fund and awareness about the plight of young innocent children in Africa who have been orphaned through HIV/AIDS. We believe that inequality fuels poverty that in turn creates the environment in which the spread of HIV and AIDS is made possible. FSFL’s wants to help deprived children living in poverty obtain study materials such as; books, pencils, pen, school bags. Footstep for Life's work has a strong focus on providing finance for daily drugs, provision of shelter & its maintenance, and schooling material for children so to enable basic education for deprived able Children at large and for deprived Children with HIV/AIDS in Africa.
Football Without Borders
Children/Education
We are a UK-based charity that uses football as an engine for positive change, all around the world. By harnessing the global power and reach of football, our mission is to raise awareness of inequality and to alleviate the plight of those who are displaced, underprivileged or oppressed.
For Life
Research/Dev
For Life was founded in 2005 by a group of people working in the aviation industry in response to an emotional plea from Combonian Missionary, Father Marco Canovi. Our team of unpaid volunteers is small, but enthusiastic and positive about making a real change, seeking out innovative projects that make a real difference to the communities. The projects that we support are those involving schooling, sanitation, provision of safe water supplies, and community projects. Together with Father Marco, we work with the elders and community councils to ensure that all projects are backed and supported by the local people.
For The Love Of Parrots Refuge Society
Animals/Wildlife
The World Parrot Refuge is an educational facility that provides a "Home for Life" for previously owned pet parrots, and is operated by the "For the Love Of Parrots Refuge Society" (FLOPRS). The Refuge has over 700 parrots, a dedicated team of staff and volunteer carers, and 23,000 square feet of heated indoor free-flight aviaries with plans for 16,000 square feet of easily accessed outdoor flights for the warmer months. The Refuge opened to the public for educational purposes on June 11, 2005.
For-ethiopia
Research/Dev
For-ethiopia is a UK charity registered with the Charity Commission. Our main aim is providing sustainable development to help the people of Ethiopia move towards self-sufficiency. We provide sustainable development projects to people in Ethiopia. In our four years of operation we have undertaken a number of projects and estimate that they have benefitted approximately 30,000 people. As a small charity, we have the benefit of very low overheads. We do not pay salaries, hire professional fundraiser's or rent expensive offices. Because of this we are able to put more of the money direct to projects to benefit those who need it!
FORCE
Community/Family
The F.O.R.C.E. is an upstanding registered non-profit society advocating for the mental health of children, youth and their families. We assist families in advocating for what is in the best interest of their children, while providing emotional support. We provide opportunities for families to meet other families who've been there.
FORCE Cancer Charity
Community/Family
FORCE Cancer Charity has played a vital role in local cancer services for over 20 years. We hold the belief that anyone diagnosed with cancer deserves the best possible treatment and professional support close to home. Our work finances improvements in patient care through research, the purchase of advanced equipment and our Cancer Support and Information Centre located in the grounds of the RD&E Hospital. Open every weekday, our Centre offers a relaxed and comfortable setting where you can seek information and advice and discuss your needs. You don't need a referral to use our services and we welcome people who just want to use the social facilities at the Centre.