Somalia: Support hungry and displaced families
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500,000 meals
11,298 supporters303,003 meals
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Help families in need this Ramadan
Ramadan is a time of reflection, generosity and community for millions worldwide. But for crisis-affected families, breaking the fast can be uncertain. Your generosity can make a difference and help provide nourishing meals to families in need.
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Select a goal below to help ensure families observing Ramadan can break their fast with nourishing food
500,000 meals11,298 supporters
Somalia: Support hungry and displaced families
| Read more
500,000 meals11,298 supporters303,003 meals
60%
8,037,532
meals shared last Ramadan
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Have questions? We’ve got answers.
Food assistance provided by the World Food Programme varies depending on the situation and the specific needs of the community being helped. Where there is plenty of food in the marketplace but people can't afford to buy it, cash transfers, vouchers or cash are given to families to help them purchase food. In emergencies, WFP often provides high-energy biscuits, hot meals and food packages. WFP is also the largest provider of school meals to children around the world. Visit goals in the app to see the specific type of assistance being given.
Yes, you can give monthly to help feed a child in need. Tap "Monthly" at the top of the donation screen, then select how many children you want to help monthly. You will be notified via email each month when your payment is collected.
Donations are tax-deductible in several countries including the United States, Germany, Canada, the Netherlands, France and South Korea.
You will find more details on the respective donation receipt or yearly donation summary, e.g.: In the United States, we are working together with WFP USA, who is is a 501c (3) tax-exempt organization to ensure the tax deductibility of your donations. The Federal Identification (EIN) Number is 13-3843435. In Germany, we are working together with the Maecenata Foundation (tax id 143/235/55436), who are forwarding the donations to WFP.
Where tax-deductibility of donations is not currently possible, the donation is considered a personal gift.
