Your 2024 World Food Program USA Wrapped

As the year comes to a close, we’re looking back at your hits – the content that topped your charts and kept you hitting replay on our work this year. Here’s your 2024 World Food Program USA wrapped:

1. You Went Back to Basics 

Ending hunger is a complex issue. That’s why 71,000 of you made this our most popular blog: 10 Countries Suffering the Most From Hunger. By reading it, you learned that the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Sudan and Afghanistan were some of the hungriest places on the planet. Learning looks good on you.

2. You Put Your Money Where Your Heart Is 

This PBS Newshour report gave you all the feels. We warned that the hunger crisis in Sudan could become the largest in the world, and in response you donated $44K. That puts you in the top 2% of do-gooders.

3. You Kept Your Finger on the Pulse 

You didn’t shy away from news on hunger crises. In June, nearly 4,000 of you read this press release, which called for urgent action to save lives in Gaza, Sudan, South Sudan, Haiti and Mali. We’re so lucky to have dedicated followers like you! 

4. Your Heaviest Rotation: Gaza 

The emergency that most captured your attention this year was Gaza. Tens of thousands of you read, clicked on, watched, listened to and/or shared our updates about the hunger crisis. That pushed all of this content to the top of the charts:  

5. You’re a Huge Fan of The Weeknd Too! 

Abel Tesfaye – better known to the world as The Weeknd – directed $2 million dollars from his XO Humanitarian Fund toward the U.N. World Food Programme’s humanitarian response in Gaza. That announcement was the top post on X and another top post on Instagram. He really was in his Starboy era. 

6. You’re Solution Oriented  

When we say we have the power to end hunger in our lifetimes, we really mean it – and so do you. Over 11,000 of you wanted to understand why hunger happens in the first place (hint: it’s war), and another 10,000 of you found our site by searching “world hunger solutions.” We’re so glad you asked! 

7. You Loved Billy on LinkedIn 

“Every grain we deliver saves lives.” We shared this powerful quote from Billy Keita, a 60-year-old WFP Logistics Officer, and you turned up the volume. You made Billy’s story our #1 most popular post on LinkedIn this year. It’s a much-needed reminder that no gift is too small. Your support translates directly into grains, beans, and other vital supplies for those who need it most. That makes you #1 in our books! 

The most important stat isn’t even measurable: We have the best fans in the world. From sharing stories to signing petitions to making donations, you help power our mission to end global hunger. From all of us here at World Food Program USA, thank you for your support.