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.
January 28, 2010
Statement from Robin Mahfood, President/CEO of Food For The Poor 
January 27, 2010
Father Duken, a priest who works with us in Haiti, Jan. 27 message from Cap-Haitien 
January 27, 2010
American Success Story Builds Dreams in Guyana 
January 26, 2010
“Survivor” Song Strikes the Right Chord for Haiti 
January 26, 2010
Food For The Poor's Boca Raton Gala to Rebuild Haiti 
January 22, 2010
Food For The Poor Ships 1,200 Tons of Relief for Haiti So Far
January 20, 2010
Food For The Poor Update on Relief
January 19, 2010
Letter from Food For The Poor Country Manager, Liony Batista 
January 19, 2010
Food For The Poor Reopens Port-au-Prince Feeding Center 
January 16, 2010
Food For The Poor Missions Director Hospitalized After Being Buried Alive 17 Hours Beneath Rubble
January 16, 2010
Food For The Poor Rushes Aid to Haiti
January 15, 2010
Report from Haiti 
January 15, 2010
HOT 105 to Broadcast From Food For The Poor’s Office in Coconut Creek to Help Haiti Earthquake Victims 
January 14, 2010
FFP Relief On Its Way to Help Haiti Quake Victims
January 12, 2010
Earthquake in Haiti
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