I first read an article about Family to Family and its mission resonated with me. Unlike larger national not for profits with high overhead and marketing costs, I knew my donation would have an immediate impact on real Americans in need. Being able to help school kids in Orlando have school supplies or new mothers in West Virginia have basic baby supplies, helps me know my donation is being used for good. Supporting local Brooklyn families who live close to me but a world apart, it was my obligation to share and help them feed their families. I wish more people and corporations knew about this great organization helping to feed the bellies and minds of Americas poorest and at risk families.

Upon hearing about Family-to-Family you can't help but want to get involved in any way possible. They have numerous programs available to make getting involved so very simple. It is heartwarming to know that in some way you were able to put a smile on someone's face, give them hope and let them know someone cares. Thank you Family-to-Family for all that you do:)

This charity has always put the people they are helping before anything else. They are doing a stellar job!

I have been involved with many other charity organizations and this one has exceeded my expectations by far. The different things I can get involved with are spectacular. I love how for thanksgiving they send turkeys to families all over the US. For children, reading is so valuable and I love that this organization pays attention to that. Also, writing letters back and forth to your family you're donating to gives me a sense on how I am making a difference and what else I can do to make a bigger difference. This organization is truly special and into helping others in anyway they can. This is definitely and organization I will be staying with and volunteering for long term.

Family-to-Family finds original, inventive and creative, out of the box ideas to help families in need not just to fill an empty stomach but also to stimulate a hungry mind. And this is only a small fraction of what this wonderful organization is doing for families in need around the country.

I was really helped by Family to Family they helped us when we were just starting here in Canada.

This has been a wonderful way for my middle school aged son to contribute his time in a manageable and meaningful way. He does the shopping every month for the family we sponsored. He especially enjoys sneaking in his favorite junk foods for the teenage boy in our sponsored family! I like the anonymity...since we don't know our sponsored family except that they are a local mother and son, and they don't know us. That feels right to me.

I have been so blessed to have enough to feed my family an get all we need. We are not rich and both work very hard to pay our bills. The $31 i spend each month to help a family just like mine is just a drop in the bucket and I don't miss it. i have such a wonderful sponsored family and we have gotten to be very good friends. We share common interests and hobbies and have fun learning about each others families and the different parts of the country . I have a special needs child myself and it is one of our greatest pleasures to shop for our family together and send those extra boxes of extra and gifts occasionally. it teaches children thankfulness for what they have and generosity to those in need. I love the idea of Family to Family. The name says it all. mine to yours. The way it should be everyday, everywhere.

It is easy to acknowledge suffering and sometimes feel powerless to make a difference. By being a sponsor, I literally pack food in a box that goes directly to a family in need. It doesn't take much time, or cost much money. The gratification I get when I imagine my recipient family opening a box full of nutritious food is immeasurable. Ilise Harris

I am the local mayor of the village where Family-to-Family is based, and I am also a donor and supporter. What impresses me about F-to-F? Tireless devotion to the job by the volunteer staff. Innovation to provide new servcies when needs are identified and willingness to drop efforts when they are completed or unsuccessful. Successful use of media (both traditional and new media) to get the word out. Sensitivity to the clients - they're always treated compassionately and with great respect for their privacy.