Beyond The Plate – A Podcast by Food For The Poor

Food isn't just delicious... it can also change your life! Tune into Beyond the Plate, a new podcast presented by International Charity: Food For The Poor. Get inspired with conversations that nourish the soul. Hear amazing stories of transformation from faith influencers, leaders in the nonprofit sector, and the individuals receiving aid in the 15 countries of Latin America that Food For The Poor serves.

Beyond The Plate – A Podcast by Food For The Poor is a business podcast hosted by Food For The Poor, with 30 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Food For The Poor hosts Beyond The Plate – A Podcast by Food For The Poor, a business show with 30 episodes published.

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  Happy Mother's Day - Threads of Hope Revisited (Episode 20)

  May 10, 20268 minS0

  <p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>What happens when rural indigenous women gain access to global markets? Lives transform, cycles of poverty break, and daughters begin to dream of careers unimaginable to their mothers. This powerful story unfolds as we speak with Ruth Álvarez-DeGolia, who started Mercado Global as an Ivy-League university sophomore selling handcrafted items on campus, and has since built a movement empowering thousands of women across rural Guatemala. <br/> <br/>The magic happens at the intersection of traditional craftsmanship and economic opportunity. Through a partnership with Food for the Poor that provides industrial sewing machines, looms, cri...

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  International Women's Day: Women Lead Jamaica’s Recovery

  Mar 8, 202618 minS0

  <p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>International Women’s Day is a global<b> </b>observance held annually on March 8, recognizing women’s social, economic, cultural, and political achievements.  Since, 1911, International Women’s Day has grown into a worldwide call to honor women’s contributions and accelerate progress toward equality and opportunity. By focusing on sustainable, dignity-centered solutions, Food For The Poor helps women build stability not only for their families, but also communities for generations to come. </p><p>The women leading Jamaica’s recovery after Hurricane Melissa, turn grief into action and aid into long-term stability. We share storie...

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  In the Aftermath: What Food For The Poor Saw in Jamaica - With CEO Ed Raine

  Nov 26, 202523 minS0

  <p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>A storm can level a home in minutes, but rebuilding a life takes an entire community working together. After Hurricane Melissa ripped through western Jamaica, we came back from the ground with a clear picture of what recovery really takes: food when cupboards are empty, safe water when systems fail, a temporary place to sleep, and then a rapid shift toward rebuilding homes and restoring livelihoods. The damage was uneven and often heartbreaking. Some neighborhoods stood untouched while others were flattened. Power lines were down for miles. Families were left wondering not only...

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  Ep. 26 - FFTP Responds: CEO Ed Raine on Hurricane Melissa

  Oct 31, 202522 minS0

  <p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>Hurricane Melissa, a Category 5 storm struck Jamaica on Tuesday October 28th.  The devastation is so severe, the road to build back will be measured in months and years... not days. Food For The Poor, President/CEO, Ed Raine, unpacks how a deeply rooted network of partnerships and detailed preparation turns urgency into action: pre-positioned kits moving the moment the storm passes, church partners covering every corner of the island, and a command center that syncs government and private logistics to reach people without wasting a minute. <br/> <br/>We discuss what matters first—clean...

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  Ep. 25 - A Shy Teen Raised over $100K to Build Homes, but Why?

  Oct 14, 202529 minS2

  <p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>A cascade of small choices became a lifeline for families in Guatemala.  James Ronaldo Meyer was raised in Wisconsin and he turned a childhood lesson about wasting water into a mission to build safe homes for families in Guatemala. From simple birthday gifts, school assemblies and a fundraiser to duct-taped his principal-- James’ story shows how local generosity can scale into lasting change. Along the way, we explore what it means to see Jesus in the poor and to trust that faith and persistence can open doors. <br/> <br/>James took his first trip...

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