Reports are coming in....

The Official Gazette for the Philippines reports that the typhoon affected some
20 provinces and the worst hit ones are Leyte and Eastern Samar. These are the names of the towns that have the worst damage and losses..... Guivan, Mercedes, Salcedo, Hernani, Balangkayan, Quinapondan, Giporlos, Balangiga and Lawaan. There are many others but these have been discovered as the worst affected as of now. Fb NWS News tells of horrific human need and hunger. This picture tells the story of a RC vehicle that was hijacked on its way to another town, by citizens living in just as bad conditions in need as well. This situation is desparate because of hunger, sickness and death all around them.

Trying to save the life of a tiny child in the midst of total chaos. This situation is critical that outside help comes in to offer aid and support to the Filipino people.

Children are at the most risk of all, notice the tear on the little girl's face.... They HAVE to have others to care for them and help provide for them. Moms are needed to offer food and compassionate care to stabilize their lives.

MAH meetings continue today to connect people and places for our containers of food to go to. We will network together with others to offer the greatest amount of help that is possible. Ms Pagdilao and Dr Gayla plan how to help mothers and children affected in this typhoon.

Alberta Canada Flood

The June flood in southern Alberta is the costliest natural disaster in Canadian history.The latest estimate of the insured property damage now exceeds $1.7 billion. Four people died and 100,000 others were forced from their homes by days of torrential rain, prompting states of emergency in Calgary and several other communities. Moms Against Hunger sent funds to help families with emergency supplies in the immediate days following this disaster.

Dominican Republic

This is an area in the Dominican Republic that is called 'Little Haiti', and it is filled with poor Haitians who fled Haiti looking for a better life. The children here do not attend school, nor is there a job source in the area for the adults to work at. MAH offers food to these helpless children who stay hungry all the time.

Fiji

A typhoon hit the tiny island of Fiji and caused major flooding which ruined a majority of the crops. Moms Against Hunger was contacted and asked if we would ship a container of food to them to help provide meals for children during this crisis season. With our partners help we shipped 250,000 meals to the children of Fiji.

Harrisburg Illinois Tornado

The massive tornado's that swept through Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky were terrifying to the families that survived them. Our heartfelt response to them was gratefully accepted as thousands were without food and water and living with damaged or destroyed homes. This effort took hundreds of people to help their neighbors through this ordeal.

Hurricane Katrina

Hurricane Katrina was a category 5 Hurricane, that hit New Orleans and surrounding areas. It was the costliest natural disaster in the history of the USA. We provided shelter for a total of 1,000 people over the course of 1 month. We provided shelter, food, clothing and a safe place to think about the future and what to do next. In the shock of what had happened, we respected the privacy of our families and did not allow photos to be taken overall.

Hurricane Isaac

Serving families in the aftermath of a hurricane has always been an area that Moms Against Hunger serves in. Every family needs the emotional support and care of a mother in such a time. Our care helps to provide for instant foods, practical supplies and items for small children during the immediate hours after Hurricane Isaac in Louisiana.

Hurricane Sandy

Hurricane Sandy was the second largest disaster in US history. Moms Against Hunger served the families in Staten Island hot meals and support during the weeks following it.. Our help made the difference in thousands of shocked families trying to cope with the complete loss of their homes and businesses.

Pakistan

Moms Against Hunger feeds the slave children in Pakistan. These children have lost their parents due to wars, sickness, persecution and accidents. Often they are sold into slavery and forced to make dust bricks for their owners. MAH cares and offers comfort and provides food for them.

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