What they reported doing
- #1 primary $0THE GOAL OF CITIHOPE'S FOOD RELIEF PROGRAM IS TO IMPROVE THE FOOD SECURITY OF COMMUNITIES, HOSPITALS AND CARE CENTERS WHO HAVE LIMITED ACCESS TO BALANCED FOOD PRODUCTS, RESULTING IN MALNUTRITION OF NEEDY PEOPLE. CITIHOPE HAS DELIVERED OVER 50,000 METRIC TONS OF NUTRITIOUS FOOD RELIEF WORLDWIDE SINCE 1993.
What they call their work
What they do
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Community Capacity Building & Leadership Networks 1 activity
- Build capacity of local NGOs and community health initiativesSupports field partners and local NGOs by providing resources and technical assistance to strengthen community health programs and improve service delivery.
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Malnutrition Treatment and Nutrition Support 1 activity
- Implement USAID International Food Relief Partnership (IFRP) programsManages and implements USAID IFRP grants focused on delivering fortified nutritional supplements and supporting health and development programs for maternal, pediatric, and geriatric populations. Since 2015, conducted country-wide evaluation, distribution, and monitoring across multiple grants, including delivery of 337.68 metric tons of supplements reaching over 71,000 people in Somaliland and ongoing programs since 2005.
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Direct Clinical Care Delivery 1 activity
- Lead international relief missions to supervise humanitarian deliveriesOrganizes and personally leads international relief missions to oversee the delivery of medical and nutritional aid, with over 150 missions conducted since inception.
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HIV/AIDS Prevention and Support Services 1 activity
- Provide pharmaceutical management training and health educationDelivers HIV/AIDS education and pharmaceutical management training as part of comprehensive health support in target communities.
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International Emergency Medical Relief 1 activity
- Ship donated medicines, medical supplies, and food to hospitals and clinics globallyProcures, ships, and distributes donated medicines, medical supplies, nutrition, and lifesaving aid to hospitals, clinics, and care centers in developing countries. Since 1990, has delivered over $1 billion in resources worldwide, including more than 50,000 metric tons of food relief since 1993.
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Who runs it
- DR ANDRE MUELENAER JR — INTERIM PRESIDENT/CEO/BOAR
- EUNICE VILLANUEVA — BOARD MEMBER
- JESSICA MOORE — SECRETARY
- PAUL S MOORE II — EXEC. VICE PRESIDENT
- THOMAS SMOCK — TREASURER
- TIMOTHY TUCCELLI — BOARD MEMBER
Who they work with
- Catskill Mountain Christian Center Partner — Employer of Randall Johnson, spouse of CitiHope staff member Letty Johnson, indicating an organizational connection.
- Edna Adan University Hospital Partner — Local partner in Somaliland for health and nutrition programs, including distribution of food and medical supplies.
- Good Shepherd India Partner — Listed partner organization
- Grupo Popular Partner — Partner in the Sanar una Nación corporate social responsibility alliance
- Grupo Ramos Partner — Partner in the Sanar una Nación corporate social responsibility alliance
- Grupo Rica Partner — Partner in the Sanar una Nación corporate social responsibility alliance
- Grupo Universal Partner — Partner in the Sanar una Nación corporate social responsibility alliance
- National Council of Private Enterprise (CONEP) Partner — Collaborating partner in the Sanar una Nación alliance during the COVID-19 response
- PagésBBDO Partner — Provides publicity support for the Sanar una Nación alliance
- Rise Against Hunger Partner — Partner in supplemental nutrition programs
- Rise Against Hunger Partner — Works with CitiHope on food relief and nutrition programs.
- Sanar una Nación Partner — Corporate health alliance co-founded with Dominican corporate partners to deliver humanitarian aid in the Dominican Republic.
- Somaliland Beverage Industries Partner — Partner in delivering essential medicines to hospitals in Borama and Baligubadle.
- The Coca-Cola Africa Foundation Partner — Partner in delivering essential medicines to hospitals in Borama and Baligubadle.
- U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Partner — Partner in IFRP and nutrition programs
- US Department of Agriculture Government — Partnered with CitiHope on food relief deliveries to Belarus and Ukraine in 1994.
- USAID Government — Collaborates with CitiHope on global nutrition efforts.
- USAID Government — Recipient of grant implementation services; CitiHope evaluates, distributes, and monitors USAID IFRP grants in the Dominican Republic.
- Vitamin Angels Partner — Partner in supplemental nutrition programs
- Working alongside our partners Partner — Collaborates with local and international partners to implement health and development programs.
- construction companies/suppliers Partner — Supports disaster-affected communities through construction and material resources.
- corporate partners Partner — Collaborates to support vulnerable communities through funding and in-kind contributions.
- field partners Partner — Local organizations that receive resources and collaborate on identifying community health needs
- info@citihope.org Partner — Primary email address for donor inquiries about privacy policy and general communication.
- pharmaceutical donors Partner — Provides medicine and medical supplies for distribution to underserved populations.
- universities or teachers Partner — Engages to train healthcare workers in new medical protocols.
How they approach the work
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- Food as Dignity-Restoring Interventionmethodology: food-for-dignityBy providing food relief as a foundational humanitarian intervention, we restore dignity and hope in malnourished communities, because this initial act of care builds trust and enables deeper, sustained engagement with health and development programs.
- Integrated Nutrition and Capacity Buildingmethodology: integrated nutrition supportBy combining direct food distribution with local health worker training and community education, we improve nutrition security because sustainable impact requires both immediate relief and long-term knowledge transfer.
- Principled, High-Impact Medical Deliverymethodology: four-rights medicine deliveryBy delivering medicine according to the 'four rights' principle—right medicine, patient, dosage, and time—we maximize health outcomes because precision in medical aid ensures clinical effectiveness and reduces waste or harm.
- Public-Private Coalition Model for National Healthmethodology: public-private_partnershipBy uniting government, corporations, and NGOs through coordinated public-private partnerships, we strengthen health systems and deliver humanitarian aid more effectively because systemic challenges require aligned, multi-sectoral responses.