See the Difference You Make
The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) feeds the world’s hungriest, most vulnerable people. For over 60 years we’ve worked on the frontlines of the worst crises, doing whatever it takes to deliver lifesaving food so families can survive upheaval, build resilience and achieve long-term stability.
140 Million
We’re scaling up to feed 140 million people this year
120+
We work in more than 120 countries and territories
15 Billion
We deliver 15 billion lifesaving meals every year
See Our Impact
The latest World Food Program USA Statement of Impact summarizes key events from 2025. The report explores how WFP responds in conflict settings, provides school meals and invests in communities affected by the climate crisis. It is our hope that the report informs you of the realities facing millions of people today and inspires your commitment to ending hunger.
Previous Reports:
Thank you for your Support!
We’re There When Disaster Strikes
WFP delivers vital food and aid to the victims of conflict, extreme weather, economic instability – and now – COVID-19. We’re there before, during and after upheaval to help people survive, recover and rebuild.
Emergency Relief
Resilience Building
Global Logistics
Using Food to Build Peace
Food = Peace
In 2020, we were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for our efforts to combat hunger, to improve conditions for peace in conflict zones and to prevent the use of hunger as a weapon of war. The link between hunger and conflict is a vicious circle. Where there is conflict, there is hunger. And where there is hunger, there is often conflict.
Before Conflict
We work where the world’s poorest, most vulnerable people live, using food as a foundation for peace. We provide regular school meals so children can get an education. We train women and men to build community assets so they can be self sufficient. We work with governments to strengthen social safety nets so the poor and destitute can’t be preyed on. We build strong communities that are more resilient in the face of conflict.
During Conflict
After Conflict
Our Future
“The thing that worries me most is that the war will continue on and on into the future. That it will be my future,” says 7-year-old Amina in Yemen. WFP is working tirelessly so she – and millions like her – don’t face that fate. Because without peace, we cannot end world hunger. And while there is hunger, we will never have a peaceful world.
