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One of Ian’s favorites…

One of Ian’s favorites…

Ian with his gameface on.

Recently we asked Ian Wood, FFP’s intrepid videographer extraordinaire, to send along one of the favorite videos he’s shot. Here’s what he sent.

Hi Food For The Poor blog readers.  This is Ian Wood, the videographer for FFP.  I wanted to share one of my favorite videos with you all.  It highlights Food For The Poor’s first 30 years of serving the poor, from the first house that Ferdinand Mahfood built in Jamaica to the village that 12 year old Rachel Wheeler built last year in Haiti.  Enjoy!

Ian

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Food For The Poor is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization committed to responsible stewardship and full transparency. Your contributions are tax-deductible under Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3). Tax ID: #59-2174510.

We're honored to be independently recognized for our integrity and impact, and we remain dedicated to open reporting.

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Since 1982, 6 Million Donors Have Made It Possible for Us to Provide:

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More than 4.7 Billion Meals

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96,381 Safe & Secure Homes

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105,415 Tractor-Trailers of Essential Aid

Meal totals reflect food shipments from 2006–2025. Shipments from 2006–2015 were converted from pounds to meals (4 meals per pound) and combined with reported meal totals from 2016–2025. Home construction totals and tractor-trailer shipments represent cumulative impact from 1982–2025.