About us


General
Who are we?
What programs does MannaRelief offer?
Which countries has MannaRelief impacted so far?
How can I get involved?
Giving: All you need to know about your donation.
To donate by check:Send checks (we don’t advise cash) to MannaRelief at: MannaRelief, P.O. Box 540669, Grand Prairie, TX 75054
To donate by phone:Call our office at (817) 557-8700. We’re open Monday through Friday between 8:30am – 5:00pm C.S.T.
Online: Donating online is our easiest option. You may donate using any major credit card. All donations made on the MannaRelief website will be converted to USD. Check out all the ways to give here on our main donate page.
International donations: International donations are accepted, but only donations from within the U.S. are tax-deductible.
USD money orders:Collect donations in your currency, then mail a USD money order to MannaRelief at: MannaRelief, P.O. Box 540669, Grand Prairie, TX 75054. Money orders should be made payable to MannaRelief.
Foreign checks:At this time, we do not accept foreign checks.
Tax-deductibility:MannaRelief is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit, and therefore, all donations are tax-deductible in the United States as allowed by law. All donors, online and offline, receive a tax receipt. One-time online donations are issued a tax receipt immediately by email. Please consult your tax preparer if sponsoring an immediate family member. The value of goods received should be deducted from the value of your donation to determine eligibility in accordance with IRS regulations. Donations made by mail, at an event, product donations, and all monthly giving will receive tax statements between January 1-31 of each year. Our 501(c)(3) status may not be provided to any sponsors or donors on our behalf without our written consent.
Monthly donations/sponsorships: To modify or cancel your recurring donation at any time, call 817-557-8700 and we will be happy to assist you with your request.
All donations made to MannaRelief are non-refundable.
Upon receipt of funds that are not designated for a specific child in the Hope program or an organization in the Blessing program, MannaRelief reserves the right to use those funds wherever necessary. If a child in the Hope program or organization in the Blessing program is inactive for a period greater than twelve months, MannaRelief reserves the right to use the funding wherever necessary.
For all other giving inquiries, please contact us at 817-557-8700 or accounting@mannarelief.org.
Are international donations tax-deductible?
I know an orphanage/organization that could benefit from improved nutrition. What can I do?

The Blessing Program
What is the Blessing program?
What kind of nutritional support is available?
Are the products free? / How can I get funding?
How are products delivered?
What is a Champion?

The Hope Program
What is the Hope program?
Does my child qualify?
What kind of nutritional support is available?
Are the products free? / How can I get funding?
Can I sponsor my own child?
How are products delivered?
In the U.S., shipments are made via UPS and USPS. In Canada, shipments are made via Canada Post or Purolator. ?All products are shipped directly to the child’s address and may only be consumed by the child enrolled in the Hope program.
Will the products affect medications my child is prescribed?

Mission Trips
What is a MannaRelief Mission trip?
We’re partnered with more than 800 life giving organizations around the world. Some of these organizations, such as gypsy camps and villages, are in extremely difficult to reach places – places we are unable to ship directly to. While not always the case for taking a mission trip, the only way to reach children in these hard to reach places is to physically go there. While there, we also take the time to carefully educate Caregivers on nutrition, how to use the solutions we provide and good etiquette for extended storage.
Mission trips not only provide a means of getting nutritional products to children in need, but they give us the opportunity to directly interact with the children we seek to help. Volunteer team members have the opportunity to take a small glimpse of what it’s like to live life as an orphan. This also gives us the opportunity to bring a smile to a child’s face, whether it is giving them a toy, sharing a story, playing music, singing songs, putting on a puppet show, or simply giving them a hug.
How many trips are taken each year?
How can I pay for my trip?
How do I fundraise for my trip?
What goes into the price of the trip?
How long does a trip last?
How are destinations determined?

About malnutrition: The problems and the solutions.
What is malnutrition?
What causes a child to become malnourished?
Why aren’t most relief foods correcting the problem?
What are some ways to help fight malnutrition?
