About Environmental Conservation Campaign
Feed God’s Hungry Children is a 501 (c)3 humanitarian organization that is committed to improving the quality of life for children and their families around the world. Our goals are accomplished by helping to provide regular feeding and educational programs, humanitarian aid and medical supplies, and educational opportunities for impoverished children. Feed God’s Hungry Children also places a high importance on providing spiritual support as well as physical care to provide precious children and families.
About Animal Protection Program
This activity includes obtaining excess Fruits And Vegetables from Food Brokers. We develop relations with food Brokers and obtain their excess produce that though it is nutritionally good it can not be marketed because of lack of demand. As it is costly to them to have to haul it to the landfill and pay dumping fees they will gladly ask us to pick it up from them.
About Distribution
ECC practices Conservation Distribution, supplying reputable environmental organizations with free produce for distribution to at-risk communities facing malnutrition due to environmental degradation and food insecurity.
About Nature's Nourishment:
Environmental Conservation Campaign's Conservation Distribution Program for Healthy Communities
About Our Program
Created to research ways to help prevent Cervical Cancer and provide care for those at risk of Cervical Cancer and suffering from Cervical Cancer.
Mission is to help prevent Cervical Cancer in those at risk and help provide medical care to those suffering the effects of Cervical Cancer.
Currently we are providing fresh fruits and vegetables to those at risk of Cervical Cancer and medical supplies to hospitals and health clinics providing care for those suffering the effects of Cervical Cancer.
Animal Protection Program
This activity includes obtaining excess Fruits And Vegetables from Food Brokers. We develop relations with food Brokers and obtain their excess produce that though it is nutritionally good it can not be marketed because of lack of demand. As it is costly to them to have to haul it to the landfill and pay dumping fees they will gladly ask us to pick it up from them.
