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Accountability

In every country where we work, The Hunger Project is committed to meeting the highest standards for nonprofit organizations, including tax deductibility where applicable.

The Global Hunger Project (our official legal name) is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization in the United States. Our Federal tax number (EIN) is 94-2443282. The Hunger Project is listed as the Global Hunger Project in the US Federal Combined Federal Campaign, number 11091.

Consolidated financial statements are available for information purposes only. Reasonable efforts have been made to ensure the integrity of all information within these electronic documents, however they should not be considered absolute. For formal printed consolidated financial statements, please contact info@thp.org.

Latest reports.

2023 Annual Report

2023 Audited Financial Statements

2023 Form 990

Previous annual reports.

The Hunger Project’s Annual Report highlights our work to empower self-reliance in nearly 13,000 communities as well as our global advocacy efforts to end hunger and poverty.

2022 Annual Report

2021 Annual Report

2020 Annual Report

Please click here to see more annual reports.

Additional financial information.

We exist because of investors like you. We are accountable to you and the communities we serve. Review our audited financial statements and 990s to see exactly how we use your investment to empower communities around the world.

2022 Audited Financial Statements

2021 Audited Financial Statements

2022 Form 990

2021 Form 990

Please click here to see more Audited Financial Statements or 990 Forms.

Policies & disclosures.

We hold ourselves to the highest standards of accountability and transparency in the industry. We’ve made our policies available so you know our responsibilities to our partners and each other.

Donation Compliance Statement

Terms & Conditions

Privacy Policy

Please click here to see more policies, terms and disclosures.

Frequently asked questions.

Why does The Hunger Project not distribute food? How can I get involved? Get the answers to these questions and more.

What accreditations does The Hunger Project have?

We proudly earn high ratings from Charity Navigator and the American Institute of Philanthropy. We are a Better Business Bureau and America’s Best Charities seal-holder and GuideStar Exchange Platinum participant, and are proud to be a founding member of InterAction and meet all their membership standards for accountability, transparency and effectiveness. We hold consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC).

Why don’t you publish your overhead rate?

We don’t subscribe to the traditional model of using our ‘overhead’ rate as a metric of our effectiveness. What’s been dubbed as overhead are costs necessary to run a global organization. Every dollar spent is spent to maximize our impact: paying our trained staff to do their jobs efficiently and skillfully, investing in systems to run our organization more effectively, or getting the word out to more people about the awesome work we do. Read more about ending the Overhead Myth here.

Why doesn’t The Hunger Project distribute food?

The Hunger Project does not distribute food because food aid is not a sustainable solution to world hunger.

Although there are emergency situations in which food aid is the difference between life and death, more than 690 million of the world’s hungry people are chronically undernourished (FAO 2020). For them, hunger is a daily, sometimes life-long, reality.

People living with persistent hunger require and deserve a sustainable solution based on self-reliance. The Hunger Project addresses the root causes of hunger and poverty using a methodology that is affordable, replicable and sustainable. Our methodology emphasizes rural development and self-reliance. It enables women and men to eradicate persistent hunger in their communities, and makes them more resilient so that they can cope with famine or other emergencies as they arise.

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The Hunger Project
110 West 30th Street, 6th Floor
New York, NY 10001 

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