1922: Map of Poland showing localities assisted by the ARA's Polish-American Children's Aid Committee. Photo: The American Libraries, State Library of Pennsylvania
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Łęczyca, June 1919: One of the first soup kitchens in Poland run by the Polish-American Children's Aid Committee. Photo: The American Libraries, State Library of Pennsylvania
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Tarnów, 1919–22: A group of mothers attending a lecture on infant care organized by the Polish-American Children's Aid Committee. Photo: The American Libraries, State Library of Pennsylvania
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Siedlce, 1919–22: Children in the yard of an orphanage run by the Polish-American Children's Aid Committee. Photo: The American Libraries, State Library of Pennsylvania
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Minsk Mazowiecki, 1919–22: A soup kitchen for children run by the Polish-American Children's Aid Committee. Photo: The American Libraries, State Library of Pennsylvania
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Warsaw, 1919–22: Canteen for students of the University of Warsaw. Photo: The American Libraries, State Library of Pennsylvania
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Warsaw, 1919–22: Warsaw district warehouses of the Polish-American Children's Aid Committee. Photo: The American Libraries, State Library of Pennsylvania
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1919–22: A kindergarten in an industrial town near Warsaw. Photo: The American Libraries, State Library of Pennsylvania
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Sambor, 1919–22: A food warehouse. Photo: The American Libraries, State Library of Pennsylvania
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Graphic showing the amount of textiles delivered to Poland by the Polish-American Children's Aid Committee. Photo: The American Libraries, State Library of Pennsylvania
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Graphic showing the amount of food delivered to Poland by the Polish-American Children's Aid Committee from April 1919 to June 1922. Photo: The American Libraries, State Library of Pennsylvania
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May 1921: Map of Poland showing the size of the feeding campaign (broken down by county), conducted by the Polish-American Children's Aid Committee. Photo: The American Libraries, State Library of Pennsylvania
