U.S. Program
The work done through U.S. Program serves people in need across urban, suburban, and rural communities. Convoy of Hope trains, resources, and empowers community leaders, local churches, businesses, and volunteers.
Doing good.
25.5M+
Pounds of Resources Distributed
1.9M+
People Served in 2025
1,900+
Community Events Held Since 1994
The needs in neighborhoods are real.
So are the solutions.
Poverty and hunger have gained a devastating edge in urban neighborhoods and rural communities alike. Convoy believes that increased presence and partnership will help strengthen and enrich entire cities, towns, and neighborhoods.
I am not the same person as I was before this event. Today changed me.
Hope in every community.
With the help of local partnerships and loyal volunteers, Convoy of Hope Community Events are bringing communities together.
Community Events
Guided by Convoy’s Guest of Honor principle, Community Events provide attendees with a variety of free resources tailored to the community — which can include groceries, health services, haircuts, family portraits, career services, shoes, and much more.
Volunteer Crew
Convoy’s Volunteer Crew consists of thousands of kind people with a desire to give back. Whether it’s a Hope Crew event packing groceries or a Field Team serving a community in another country, Convoy of Hope welcomes individuals and groups from all walks of life to come together, lend a hand, and make a difference in the lives of people in need.
• Hope Crew
• Volunteer driver
• Kit building
• Center for Agriculture & Food Studies
Partner Resourcing
Hunger and poverty aren’t problems that can be solved alone. Convoy of Hope forms partnerships with like-minded organizations to create a network of kindness that can reach into the furthest corners of society to those who need hope the most. We resource food pantries, school backpack programs, and Children’s Summer Feeding programs while also helping local leadership more effectively discover and implement solutions.
Field Teams
Field Teams are groups of people — from churches and businesses to circles of friends — who put compassion into action with Convoy of Hope. They travel to communities where they’ve been invited, working side-by-side with local leaders and residents.
