We’re Growing Hope Globally!
More than 735 million people in this world do not have enough to eat.
4 out of 5 of the world’s poor live in rural areas and depend on farming to feed their families.
We believe in a world of plenty, no person should go hungry.
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Lasting Impact
We help subsistence farmers grow their own food and earn an income. When people have the tools and training to take charge of their futures, positive change not only happens — it lasts.
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Growing Projects
Through our unique Growing Project model, U.S. farmers work with their churches and surrounding communities to become part of the solution — raising money and awareness to end world hunger.
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Food Security
When all people at all times have access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food that meets their dietary needs for an active and healthy life. Learn how families are ending their struggle with hunger through agricultural development.
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Our Roots
Founded as Foods Resource Bank in 1999, we’ve helped more than 2 million people in need help themselves. Our new name—Growing Hope Globally —captures the spirit of our mission and breadth of our impact.
Give A Gift of Hope!
For as little as $55 you can enable a person who is living in hunger to break the cycle of poverty and lead a healthier, more productive life.
Make a Lasting Difference in the World
With Growing Hope you can be a part of a solution that touches the lives of people around the world and breaks the cycle of hunger and poverty that limits them. Many hands do make light work... and your hands or small donation will make a long-term difference in the lives of the people we are reaching. We wouldn’t be who we are without our fantastic volunteers. Thank you for your time and for being such a blessing.Upcoming Trip
December 6-14, 2025 | Paraguay Lower Chaco
We will visit the Growing Hope Globally supported agricultural development program in the Lower Chaco during this week-long visit from December 6-14, 2025. The Gran Chaco region is located in […]
Latest News
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Reviving Farming Skills and Community Resilience
Indigenous Bunong people in the eastern highlands of Cambodia are farming once again after suffering internal displacement caused by regional conflicts. Losing access to their traditional lands resulted in the […]
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More-Than-Happy Ending After Devastating Loss
Don Reynaldo experienced the highs and lows of farming in a single season when a garden full of vegetables he thought he’d lost ended up coming back better than he […]
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Anti-Erosion Barriers Make All the Difference
Instability of every imaginable sort affects agricultural production in Haiti, including political violence, lack of reliable access to markets, food insecurity, and a wildly unpredictable climate that can bring disasters […]