Thanks for helping these young lives speak to us here. I hope you can find the American group, and tell us about them, also.
 

So here I sit, crying again at the needless suffering of children while we spend THREE TRILLION DOLLARS on a war of aggression.

I'll check back regularly to see if you've found a "donation" link; this needs our attention.
 

I am also moved, and I agree that giving to this specific group would be helpful. However, I don't believe that addresses the core problem with a true solution at all. Without a strategy to get the people out of survival mode, through self-sustainment and into abundance - they will remain in the place of need and hunger until they die. How is that accomplished? Four pillars: food & water (provide for the basic needs of the body to get out of the survival mode), education and microlending (through self-sustainment into ongoing abundance) - an oft' over-used cliche, "give a man a fish... teach a man to fish..." brings us to the ongoing solution.
Education and Microlending:
When a deeply impoverished woman receives a microloan, the first thing she does is get her children back from indentured servant-hood.

Can this be done in a way that is not a one-way-drain on current resources? Absolutely. There are new companies rising to the surface with a "for-benefit business model" (instead of for-profit, or non-profit... they are commercial operations with a humanitarian support structure). They create a recurring-revenue engine for global-humanitarian change :-) Woo Hoo! http://info.hubhub.org/