In one of the worst climate disasters in the country’s history, heavy rains and flooding have caused catastrophic damage in parts of Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul state, where 107 people have died, 136 are missing, 374 injured and more than 1.4 million people were affected. GFN’s local partner, Sesc Mesa Brasil, with a network of 95 food banks across the country, has been working day and night to be a conduit for donations, providing food and other necessities for those displaced and affected by flooding.
When emergencies happen, food banks know how to source and distribute food and basic needs when supply chains are broken. Corteva aims to work with global aid organizations to provide financial support, and to establish the need for product donation, employee match, or volunteer support based on need.
We work with The Global FoodBanking Network and their Network of food bank partners around the world to address food security. As locally led organizations with deep connections to the communities they serve, food banks can quickly adapt and navigate broken supply chains to deliver immediate aid and long-term recovery. GFN is committed to helping food banks prepare for emergencies through specialized technical assistance, advising members as they create and update disaster response plans, and providing financial support where possible.
Si vous souhaitez contribuer personnellement aux efforts de secours visant à soutenir la banque alimentaire locale, veuillez envisager de faire un don en faveur du GFN.
Food banks, like Sesc Mesa Brasil, are rooted in the communities they serve and mobilize other locally led organizations to act quickly and effectively. When emergencies happen, food banks know how to source and distribute food and basic needs when supply chains are broken.
Thank you for supporting GFN’s mission to advance food banks in more than 50 countries.
À propos du réseau mondial des banques alimentaires
Le Global FoodBanking Network soutient des solutions communautaires pour réduire la faim dans près de 50 pays. Alors que des millions de personnes peinent à accéder à une alimentation suffisante, sûre et nutritive, près d’un tiers de toute la nourriture produite est perdue ou gaspillée. Nous changeons cela. Nous pensons que les banques alimentaires dirigées par les dirigeants locaux sont essentielles pour atteindre l’objectif Faim Zéro et construire des systèmes alimentaires résilients.
Le Global FoodBanking Network est une organisation caritative 501(c)3 enregistrée auprès de l'Internal Revenue Service aux États-Unis d'Amérique ; les contributions sont déductibles d'impôt dans la mesure permise par la loi américaine. La déductibilité fiscale en dehors des États-Unis dépend des réglementations fiscales locales. Le numéro d'identification fiscale (EIN) de GFN est : 20-4268851.
