Where Our Team Lives Is Where We Give: Three Hunger Relief Donations, Three Countries

Volunteers pack bags of fresh produce at Rainier Valley Food Bank

Dynamic Language has team members in Seattle, in Paraná, Argentina, and in Manila, Philippines. This summer, the company’s Culture Committee directed its 2026 charitable giving to a hunger relief organization in each of those three places. The choice was deliberate: these are the communities where Dynamic Language’s own people live and work.

Rainier Valley Food Bank, Seattle

Staff and volunteers talking beside a crate of apples at Rainier Valley Food Bank

Image credit: Rainier Valley Food Bank

Rainier Valley Food Bank serves South Seattle, one of the city’s most racially, ethnically, and economically diverse neighborhoods. The organization reaches roughly 23,000 people each month through five core programs, including on-site distribution, home delivery, and a backpack program for students.

“Together, we’re realizing our vision for a neighborhood hub that nourishes our community with good food and support services.”

Gloria Hatcher-Mays
Executive Director, Rainier Valley Food Bank

Suma de Voluntades, Paraná, Argentina

Children planting seedlings in raised garden beds at a Suma de Voluntades school-support program

Image credit: Suma de Voluntades

In Paraná, the volunteers of Suma de Voluntades prepare and distribute several hundred meals each week through nightly rounds across the city, with a portion set aside for children. The organization also runs school-support and tutoring programs in the neighborhoods it serves.

“Your support strengthens our childhood programs and enables us to continue providing education, care, and hope to children and families living in vulnerable communities.”

Anabella Albornoz
President, Suma de Voluntades

Philippine FoodBank Foundation, Inc., Manila

Schoolchildren collecting breakfast plates from staff at a Balik Lusog program site in Metro Manila

Image credit: Philippine FoodBank Foundation, Inc

Philippine FoodBank Foundation, Inc. rescues surplus food from partner companies before it goes to waste and distributes it through a nationwide network of orphanages, schools, and parishes. Its Balik Lusog program feeds malnourished schoolchildren in Metro Manila.

“With your support, it will help feed undernourished learners every school day for the entire academic year. Our dream: a Philippines where no child is too hungry to learn.”

Rafael “Itong” Torres
President, Philippine FoodBank Foundation, Inc.

Dynamic Language‘s daily work closes the distance between languages. Its giving program addresses a different kind of distance, the one food insecurity creates inside a community. The donations are part of the company’s Sustainability Plan, which commits Dynamic Language to supporting social initiatives and building collaborative relationships with the communities where its people are based. Each donation is documented in an activity report covering the organization, the activity, and a message from its leadership.

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