Community-to-Community (formerly known as the Sister City Hunger Project) was established by Dan Clark in 1980. The organization served to connect communities in North America with communities in Central America in order to generate increased income and work opportunities. In November of 1980, Clark traveled to Central America and Mexico to do relational work and build connections through which he could develop these relationships. Clark's involvement with Community-to-Community continued for eleven years until 1991, when he turned the organization over to Scott Renfro and others.