| Each year
more than a quarter million CROPWALKERS put their hearts and soles
in motion to help stop hunger, one step at a time, in some 2,000
locally-organized CROP WALKS and other community events.
The two and a half million walkers
and sponsors who take part each year represent a vivid slice of
Americana. Pastors and poets. Teenagers and toolmakers. Politicians
and priests. Rabbis and retirees. Athletes and actors.
Mathematicians and musicians. Kids and kitbuilders. Soldiers and
sojourners. Carpenters and clowns.
We come from churches, synagogues,
and mosques. Businesses. Industries. Schools. Neighborhoods. Service
clubs. We walk as part of our faith commitment -- and part of our
community involvement. And, we're out to get some exercise, too.
- Supporting long-term development
in more than 80 countries
- Assisting in disasters and
famines
- Helping meet the special needs of
refugees
- Sharing more than $3,000,000
annually to support local hunger fighting efforts across the
U.S.
- Getting some exercise, too!
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For
the needy shall not always be forgotten, nor the hope of the poor
perish
forever.
Psalms 9:18
CROP
WALK IS October 8th 2000, Meet at church at 1:30 pm. Ask people to
sponsor you. Raise money to fight hunger!
For
the next 2 weeks we will have members ask you to contribute toward
our 2000 campaign. Recruiters will be wearing red ribbons. We
have arranged tables in our community room for the young people to
use for their requests. Please stop by!
On
Sunday, Sept. 24, 2000, we honored our top fifteen walkers of 1999.
Sue Neff was our top walker!
They were:
Sue Neff
Bonnie Dawson
Zerlinna Shannon
Jeremy Morrison
Katie Kushner
Suzanne Everett
Trish Wylie
Maddie Hutchison
Megan Dutcher
Mary Kushner
Kimberly Tath
Mark Wood
Myla Loman
Matt Rice
Gary Tobel
Betty Karaska
Ross Barrett
Sherry Rice
Together these walkers raised over $2,100 of the $3,400 which our
congregation and friends contributed. While we give these walkers
special recognition, we also honor all of our walkers who raised the
most we have ever done. |