Friends Outside-Sonoma County

Children's Hunger Relief Fund (CHRF) is a 501(c)(3) organization based in Santa Rosa, CA, dedicated to providing essential support and resources to children in need around the world. Through their various programs, including feeding programs, emergency relief, clean water initiatives, education, children's homes, and medical programs, CHRF aims to break the cycle of poverty and improve the lives of vulnerable children. With a focus on planned giving, CHRF offers a range of options for donors to leave money or assets to the organization, ensuring a lasting impact on the lives of children for years to come. CHRF's mission is to alleviate hunger and improve the well-being of children in countries across Africa, Asia, Europe, and Central America. Through partnerships and projects, they have served millions of meals and made a significant difference in the lives of children in need. With a team of professionals, CHRF assists donors in establishing the right planned giving program, working closely with their personal legal and financial counselors to ensure their philanthropic goals are met. By supporting CHRF, donors can make a meaningful difference in the lives of children and preserve more of their accumulated wealth from taxes.Generated from the website

Aid for Starving Children is a non-profit organization based in Santa Rosa, CA, dedicated to providing food, water, education, and medical supplies to starving and needy children and families worldwide. With a focus on feeding programs, clean water projects, and support for children's homes and medical facilities, they have been making a difference for over 30 years across four continents. Through their emergency aid efforts, they address the urgent needs of malnourished children in countries like Ethiopia and South Sudan. Additionally, they support food programs in Kenya, Uganda, and Zambia, as well as community food programs and clinics in Haiti and the Philippines. Aid for Starving Children is committed to saving lives and improving the well-being of children and families affected by natural disasters, poverty, and war.Generated from the website