In the past 15 years, Convoy of Hope has been active in 45 states and 107 countries providing disaster response, conducting community events, and directing nutritional programs and sustainability projects.

  “Day two, no help was in sight…until your Convoy of Hope pulled into our city. It was literally a blessing. We have never seen such a sight. Your company of volunteers came with a smile, a warm handshake and a word of encouragement.”
      – Former Deputy Police Chief Tom Milar, Picayune, Miss.

Convoy of Hope’s headquarters,  warehouse and distribution center are located in Springfield, Missouri at the crossroads of America, where U.S. 65 and I-44 intersect. Springfield is an ideal location for the rapid transportation of goods. Loads of food and other relief supplies are transferred to and from the warehouse weekly.

  “Tell the people who sent you, ‘Thank you, for sending help to my people.’ You have literally saved our lives.”
      – Rev. Daniel Prodip Gain, Bangladesh

By the end of 2008, the organization’s fleet of trucks had delivered more than $138 million worth of food and supplies to those in need. That number is projected to increase to $160 million by the end of 2009. In 2008 alone, the services of Convoy of Hope touched the lives of over 5.8 million people, including those affected by disasters in 15 countries.

  “We received an abundant amount of food, water, and ice to aid us during Hurricane Ike. I was brought to tears by the generosity of your organization and volunteers.”
      – Jill, Humble, Texas

Partnering with individuals, churches, community organizations, corporate donors, and government, Convoy of Hope has been able to provide real help and lasting hope to people in need all around the world.