After the devastating 2005 earthquake in Pakistan the international community immediately responded to provide shelter for the population from the approaching winter. Action Against Hunger took it a step further by providing clean water to the local population. http://www.actionagainsthunger.org

In an attempt to spread knowledge about the huge discrepancies between the developed and developing countries in the usage of water around the world, Action Against Hunger held its very own Water March in New York city on March 22nd, 2003. This is also the internationally recognized World Water Day. http://www.actionagainsthunger.org

Action Against Hunger hosted a Celebrity Kickoff in New York City for the 2007 Restaurants Against Hunger Campaign. The guests included Cat Cora, President of Chefs for Humanity, Guillermo Pernot, The Executive Chef of Cuba Libre Restaurant, Malan Breton, Victoria Bartlett, and many more! http://www.actionagainsthunger.org

In 2007 Action Against Hunger teamed up with some celebrities such as Cat Cora, Jeremiah, Somi and many more in an effort to spread the message about hunger in the world. On April 12th, 2007 Action Against Hunger held a Restaurants Against Hunger Celebrity Kickoff Part in New York city to promote the Restaurants Against Hunger campaign.

An Action Against Hunger staff member in Kenya giving a brief presentation on how something as simple as a Bio-Sand filter can transform dirty and unhealthy water into clear and healthy water. A Bio-Sand filter is made with only cement, rocks, and sand. Assembled , this is a very practical way of providing clean water to areas that have limited water access. For more information go to: http://www.actionagainsthunger.org Video by Geoffrey Glick

Since 1994, the Congo has been the victim of a civil war that is considered as one of the bloodiest conflicts since World War II claiming the lives of 4 million people and displacing millions more. Action Against Hunger has been active in the Congo since 1996 and has succeeded in reducing starvation, assisting more than 400,000 people with nutrition, water and sanitation, and food security programs. http://www.actionagainsthunger.org