Feed Starving People Inc. · Since 2012

Long-term solutions. Lasting change.

We take long term solutions to places of severe poverty via education, clean water, and agricultural development. Our mission
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2012Founded in Siem Reap, Cambodia
10Students supported through school, year after year
~98%Of our funds have gone towards the cause
10%Reserved for immediate relief efforts

Our film

Who’s FSP? What does FSP do?

Our aim is to help individuals and communities become self-sufficient. See the people and places behind the work.

Our approach

Lasting change begins with practical, sustainable solutions.

Our goal is not simply to provide temporary assistance. We work to equip individuals and communities with the resources and opportunities they need to become self-sufficient.

Education

Giving children the knowledge and opportunities needed to build a brighter future.

Clean water

Supporting healthier individuals, families, and communities.

Agricultural development

Strengthening food security and helping communities provide for themselves.

Small-business support

Other long-term efforts may include micro-financing small businesses to get started, helping people create income and greater financial independence.

Immediate relief

Emergencies require an immediate response. That is why we reserve 10% of our funds for people facing urgent needs.

Our story

It started with two tuk-tuks of groceries.

Feed Starving People Inc. began in Cambodia in July 2012, when our founder and a local friend delivered two tuk-tuks of food and essential supplies to families living in severe poverty outside Siem Reap.

The experience led to a visit to a local orphanage and an encounter with a bright young student who lacked access to quality education. One school enrollment soon became three, and the Giving Orphans Education Project was born.

More than a decade later, we remain personally involved in our students’ progress: meeting with them, reviewing their report cards, speaking with educators, and helping them overcome the challenges poverty can place in the way of academic success.

  1. 2012First village delivery, and the first school enrollments.
  2. 2014Ten students supported with tuition, books, uniforms, supplies, and backpacks.
  3. College yearsOur first graduates, in fields including law and software engineering.
  4. TodayContinued mentorship and educational support, with a visit to Cambodia at least once a year.
A community gathering indoors, with a woman laughing in the foreground A smiling woman seated on a stone path A mother carrying her baby under a blue umbrella
A boy reading a new picture book

Current project · Education

Building brighter futures, one school year at a time.

Our longest-standing and most successful project gives very poor children a very good chance at a great education. Every year, we cover the essentials for the students we support:

  • Tuition
  • Books
  • Uniforms
  • School supplies
  • Backpacks

Several students we enrolled at the Florida International School of Siem Reap have gone on to college and graduated. Their achievements include:

  • GraduateA master’s degree
  • GraduateA law degree
  • GraduateSoftware engineering

One act of compassion can meet an immediate need.

A long-term commitment can change a life for generations. Together, we can provide more than temporary relief. We can help create lasting change.