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Food for the Hungry
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Phoenix
,
AZ
Founded:
1971
Current Status:
Charter Member
Member Since:
February 1, 1980
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Functional Expenses
Program Expenses
95.0
%
Administrative Expenses
2.0
%
Fund-Raising Expenses
3.0
%
Financial Data
Revenue
Cash Donations
$
23,744,000
Noncash Donations
and Gov't Grants
$
134,827,000
Other Revenue
$
34,937,000
Total Revenue
$
193,508,000
Expenses
Program
$
183,547,000
Administrative
$
3,772,000
Fund-Raising
$
5,839,000
Total Expenses
$
193,158,000
Excess (or Deficit)
for the Year
$
350,000
Total Assets
$
13,315,000
Total Liabilities
$
3,905,000
Net Assets
$
9,410,000
Data for year ended
September 30, 2009
Per the organization's financial statements
Contact Information
Food for the Hungry
1224 E Washington St
Phoenix
,
AZ
85034-1102
Tel:
(480) 998-3100
Fax:
(480) 998-9448
Email:
hunger@fh.org
Website:
http://www.fh.org
Donor Contact:
Mrs. Debbie Frick
Ministry Description
Founded in 1971, Food for the Hungry is an international relief and development organization that answers God's call to walk with churches, leaders and families in overcoming all forms of human poverty - physical and spiritual. This philosophy makes Food for the Hungry uniquely effective with its comprehensive programs, including: child sponsorship, emergency relief and rehabilitation, community clean-water projects, church development, pastoral training, health education and intervention, agriculture development, income generation, life-skills training and education. Only 10% of donations are allocated to administrative and fundraising costs, with 90% of total income allocated to programs in developing communities around the world.
Ministry Sectors
Disaster Relief & Development
Ministry Types
Relief & Development