Volunteers are a critical part of the U.S. Government’s Feed the Future initiative. They work at the “last mile” of development, reaching people at the grassroots level. They also bring valuable perspectives, insights and strengths to the work that we do to combat the root causes of hunger and poverty.
If you are inspired to join us in ending hunger, check out these volunteer opportunities and follow us on LinkedIn.
Many of our partners also offer volunteer opportunities. Below are a few examples to explore.
Looking for job opportunities? Check out our careers page.
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