We traveled 35,434 miles together!

Willingboro, New Jersey is host to one of Humanity First USA’s longest-serving Food Security sites. Each month the volunteer team serves over 50 families, and some months has distributed as much as 5,000 pounds of food to 100 families. Wave hello to this wonderful team as we Walk-Run-Bike past this stop on our journey!

Walk-Run-Bike is featuring Food Security with a goal to serve 90,000 meals through the funds raised!

In the Bronx, a volunteer team partners with the local food bank to distribute food every two weeks.

Globally, Humanity First has served nearly 15 million people since 1995. We are proud to be part of the Humanity First family.

HFUSA collaborated with multiple HF global teams to serve l million meals and provide 5000 people medical care after the devastating 2023 earthquake in Turkiye.

HUSA has collaborated with HFUK and Anera to support the people of Palestine by providing essential relief efforts, including access to water, food, health clinics, and bringing smiles to children living in challenging conditions.

The Ecole Primaire Privee in Burkina Faso has been educating young students since 2020.

Ghanian medical professionals practice surgical techniques through HF medical training missions.

The Humanity First Ahmadiyya Vocational College in Liberia has helped young people learn valuable skills since 2011.

In Mali, we work with eye care professionals to save hundreds of people’s sight by cataract surgery each year.

HFUSA and HF Tanzania enable kids to receive a high quality education at this primary school, and we are constructing a middle and high school. We also make sure that families have clean drinking water without walking miles to fetch and carry it.

In Malaysia, Humanity First runs 5 Learning Centers, which are schools for children of refugee families to continue their education while settling into a new life.

HFUSA collaborated with HF Indonesia last year to dig four new wells and install pump and reservoir systems benefiting 1,100 families.

The local team in Guam sprang into action after the island suffered damage from Typhoon Mawar.

This year, a new collaboration with the Ministry of Health renewed HFUSA medical missions to the Marshall Islands.

In Guyana, local medical professionals work with partners like the U.S. Embassy, Guyana’s Ministry of Health, and medical businesses to serve people with general health screenings and free medicines. HF student Gift of Health missions to Guyana add more support to offer healthcare to people who need it.

Nasir Hospital in Guatemala is HFUSA’s flagship hospital under HF Healthcare. The hospital serves 15,000 patients annually including 2,000 that receive significant subsidies for treatment using a sustainable model for high-quality healthcare. A new inpatient block to expand healthcare access is set to finish by Dec 31, 2024, as part of Vision 2027.

This year, a Gift of Health mission led by HF Mexico and the Loyola University Humanity First Student Organization treated 385 people in southern Mexico. The students and volunteer doctors evaluated patients for general health, dental health, and chronic conditions like diabetes.