Newsroom — What’s News and Press Releases
Welcome to the newsroom. This area is designed for journalists, researchers and individuals interested in our organization’s various aid programs throughout the Caribbean and Latin America. For individuals interested in basic background information about our services, history and outreach, visit the links below.
Please contact our Communications Department at newsroom@foodforthepoor.org if you are unable to find what you need.
April 12, 2010
Race to the Rainy Season in Haiti -- Students For The Poor live on campus for a week as a tribute to the poor 
April 9, 2010
Committee Races to Raise Final Quarter for Quake-torn Haiti 
April 9, 2010
Miami-Dade Employees Give Up Vacation Time for Haiti 
April 6, 2010
Two of the “Largest” Team Up for Haiti 
April 5, 2010
South Florida Scouts Unite to Bring Sweet Success to Haiti 
March 31, 2010
Hope Grows in El Salvador Gardens 
March 29, 2010
Committee Celebrates Moving Past Half-Way Point 
March 29, 2010
Students Build Tiny Houses that Make A Big Difference in Haiti 
March 23, 2010
Food For The Poor Organizes Prisoner Releases for Nonviolent Offenders 
March 19, 2010
Take a Sip, Save a Life 
March 17, 2010
Event Spurs Generosity, Gains Momentum for Boca Grande Friendship Village in Haiti 
March 17, 2010
Two Months After the Earthquake: Rebuilding in Haiti 
March 15, 2010
The Check Cashing Store Helps Haiti 
March 15, 2010
Vocational Center in Guatemala Teaches Baking, Dressmaking and Literacy 
March 3, 2010
U.S. Donors Deliver a School for Valentine’s Day
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Fishing Villages
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Micro-Enterprise
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Disaster Relief
Depending where these natural disasters hit, families can lose homes, property, their means of livelihood…
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