Oriana’s* sweet, shy smile lights up when she talks about her classes. “I like science best. I find it easy. But I like to study anything. Being in school makes me so happy.” Oriana knows she is fortunate to attend school. Her parents, like many other adults in Burkina Faso, are farmers. Their livelihoods are

While Grady’s* mother worked hard as a small trader, her wages were still not enough to fill the stomachs of all her children. After the Haiti earthquake destroyed their home in 2010, Grady and his five brothers and sisters moved into an orphanage. “Now that I am at the orphanage, I eat better and I

Elijah* has never had an easy life. Orphaned at a young age and forced to live on the streets of Nairobi, Kenya, he begged for food to survive. Hunger was a constant companion. Beatrice, who runs an orphanage Convoy partners with, found Elijah sleeping on the streets. She picked him up, gave him a place

Beltran* is a spunky, smiley kid. He loves to play soccer and is quick to laugh. Many people who first meet him are surprised to hear that he’s actually quite the bookworm. “I love science. Learning about how life works and the environment, especially the role of each creature in the wonderful creation of God,

While on a trip to Chile, entrepreneurial-minded Nathan Cole was brainstorming ideas that would help fuel his passion to feed more kids around the world. He found the inspiration he was looking for after talking with a friend who sold books online to provide his monthly income. Cole started a venture of his own and