One Table
Global hunger is a shared problem we must work together to solve. That's why Mercy Corps has launched One Table to fight hunger by investing in women.
When a woman succeeds in school or farming or business, she provides food, education and healthcare to her family. Her own health and well-being improves, her household becomes stronger and the entire community benefits.
Hunger is solvable, and we believe the solution lies with hard-working women around the world.
We're calling our campaign One Table because we are coming together to learn, share, decide and take action.
When you give to our One Table campaign, you support all the work Mercy Corps does around the world, including our efforts to fight hunger by investing in women. Your donation will help fund programs that empower women to fight hunger by growing healthy food, educating themselves about nutrition or creating a business to lift their families from poverty. You'll be helping women help themselves, as well as giving them the encouragement to extend a helping hand to their neighbors.
We all have something to contribute. What can you bring to the table? Together, we can end hunger.
Latest News from Mercy Corps
One Table: Invest in Afghanistan's mothers ›
After years of war and oppression, the mothers of Afghanistan can now step out of their homes and into the marketplace. Microfinance helps mothers, who in turn build stronger, healthier families and communities.
One Table: Agriculture for Development ›
We believe that focusing on agriculture is often the best way to alleviate poverty. Keith Polo, our director of agriculture development, and Amy English, a technical advisor for Mercy Corps' 70-odd farming programs around the world, explain our approach.
One Table: Regrowing the Garden ›
Life here in Bo Kone, Myanmar, a village of about a thousand people, has never been easy. Located on an isolated island in the Irrawaddy Delta, it's about an hour's boat ride to the nearest town.
One Table: A Stove to Save Lives ›
For 59-year-old Dafroza Baleberaho, building improved cookstoves isn’t just about preventing climate change, it’s about saving women’s lives.
One Table: Farming Rice, Intensively ›
Kanthi Weerasinghe is one of 160 farmers in the village of Yahangala East experimenting with a method of growing rice called SRI, which is short for System of Rice Intensification.
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How You Can Help
Donate $50 by buying a Women's Small Business Kit and help give women in our programs the resources to turn their ideas and energy into successful small businesses.
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