Impact
The GOAL of Joshua’s Heart Foundation’s program is to EDUCATE and TRANSFORM families, individuals, neighborhoods, and communities into becoming experts in STOMPING OUT HUNGER.
Here's what we've accomplished since 2005!
To date, Joshua’s Heart Foundation has distributed more than 6 million pounds of food, served more than 5 million meals and assisted more than 600,000 individuals—all while teaching many food recipients how to prepare healthier meals.
Served over 5 million meals to families
Distributed over 6 million pounds of food
Donated over 200,000 toys, books, & clothes
Recruited over 60,000 youth volunteers
COMMUNITIES SERVED WORLDWIDE
At large monthly distributions and at small weekly distributions, JHF donates groceries, toiletries etc. to a minimum of 150 families. JHF also distributes healthy recipes, hosts cooking classes, and provides educational outreach to show people what they can do to help the hungry locally, nationally, and around the world.
Broward County
- Fort Lauderdale
- Miramar
- Sunrise
- North Lauderdale
Munroe County
- Key West
- Big Pine
Miami-Dade County
- Coconut Grove
- Historic Overtown
- Homestead
- Liberty City
- Miami Beach
- Miami Gardens
- North Miami
- North Miami Beach
- Opa-locka
- Florida City
West Palm Beach
- Lake Worth
National
- Connecticut
- Illinois
International
- Nigeria
- India
- Jamaica
- Philippines
- Costa Rica
- Haiti
- Mexico
Junior Advisory Board in Action
The Beauty of Our H.O.P.E. Boxes
by Aakash Suresh Earlier this year, the Junior Advisory Board (JAB) Chair, Celeste K., hosted their first in person monthly JAB meeting in October 2021 at the Pelican Community Park in the City of Sunny Isles Beach, (the space was donated by the city, we are thankful). Celeste organized and arranged this meeting in October. With
Ari’s Youth4Women Project
My name is Ariana Unda, and I am a JAB Alumni. In 2019-2020, I was the past Vice-Chair of the Junior Advisory Board for Joshua’s Heart Foundation. The first time I volunteered with JHF, we made Hope-Boxes and handed them out to the homeless. They were so incredibly grateful for what they were receiving, it
Ceci’s Project Suppli-Recycle
I first met Josh in my seventh grade drama class when we were asked to share a fun fact about ourselves. When it was his turn to share, he spoke about how he had created a foundation when he was four and a half years old. I was hooked from that momen,t as I have
