Programs are alphabetically indexed in the above four
categories.
Africa Field Program (photo)
($55,000 – approved April 18, 2008)
($50,000 - approved March 23, 2007)
($50,000 - approved March 17, 2006)
($46,000 - approved March 18, 2005)
($75,000 - approved October 15, 2004)
($65,000 - approved October 10, 2003)
($10,000 - approved March 14, 2003)
($52,000 - approved October 18, 2002)
($10,000 - approved March 8, 2002)
($50,000 - approved October 26, 2001)
($10,000 - approved March 23, 2001)
This project includes 20 human development specialists in Kenya, Zambia,
Democratic Republic of Congo, and Malawi who work to assist village
residents to resolve hunger-related problems through increased food
production, expanded use of working animals, and organizing cooperatives to
store and market the more abundant crops.
Africa Training Program
($20,000 - approved March 23, 2007)
To increase competencies of Africa field staff to improve resource
acquisition, particularly related to clean water and hunger issues.
Bolivia Field Program
($20,000 - approved March 23, 2007)
($16,000 - approved March 17, 2006)
($15,000 - approved March 18, 2005)
($15,300 - approved March 5, 2004)
Supports Participatory Human Development programs aimed at meeting needs
identified by village groups where food production and the storage and
utilization of crops are of particular concern.
Bolivia Irrigation Project
($20,000 - approved March 8, 2002)
This project will fund a small-scale irrigation system for raising potato
crops in and around Cochabamba, a municipality of Vacas, Bolivia, South
America.
Brazil Day Care and Nutrition Program (photo)
($10,000 - approved March 23, 2007)
($10,000 - approved March 17, 2006)
($10,000 - approved March 18, 2005)
($10,000 - approved October 15, 2004)
($10,000 - approved October 10, 2003)
($10,000 - approved October 18, 2002)
($10,000 - approved October 26, 2001)
($10,000 - approved October 27, 2000)
($10,000 - approved October 22, 1999)
Zion's Hope Day Care Center operates in a Sao Paulo, Brazil suburb--a
long-standing project of the church in Brazil. It provides head-start
training and nutritious meals for approximately 100 children between the
ages of 2 and 6.
Dominican Republic Schools Food and Water Program (photo)
($10,000 - approved March 18, 2005)
($19,000 - approved October 15, 2004)
($19,700 - approved March 5, 2004)
($19,000 - approved October 10, 2003)
($19,000 - approved October 18, 2002)
($17,000 - approved October 26, 2001)
($17,000 - approved October 27, 2000)
($17,000 - approved October 22, 1999)
This program provides adequate, safe water to all students in the
church-sponsored schools in the Dominican Republic. It also provides a
nutritious breakfast for more than fifty of the poorest students at the La
Romana School, located in an area devastated by hurricanes and affected by
the loss of jobs attendant with the closing of the sugar industry.
Haiti School Lunch Program
($30,000 – approved April 18, 2008)
($30,000 - approved March 23, 2007)
($30,000 - approved March 17, 2006)
($30,000 - approved March 18, 2005)
($30,000 - approved March 5, 2004)
($30,000 - approved March 14, 2003)
($30,000 - approved March 8, 2002)
($30,000 - approved March 23, 2001)
($15,000 - approved October 27, 2000)
($15,000 - approved June 2000)
This grant is designed to provide a nutritious hot meal each day for nine
months to 300 malnourished students attending schools sponsored by Haiti
Community of Christ in several regions of the country. The nourishing food
will be served after school, enabling the children to walk home without
being weak from hunger and to have the energy to study at home before
darkness falls.
India (Orissa State), Gumiguda School (photo)
($15,000 - approved April 18, 2008) ($14,000 - approved March 17, 2006)
($14,000 - approved March 18, 2005)
($14,000 - approved October 15, 2004)
($14,000 - approved October 10, 2003)
($14,000 - approved October 18, 2002)
($12,000 - approved October 26, 2001)
($12,000 - approved October 27, 2000)
($10,000 - approved October 22, 1999)
These grants support the nutrition program at the East India Mission School,
Gumiguda. The school provides housing, food, and education to 200 students.
It also gives limited nutritional support to 13 non-formal Education
Centers, serving an additional 400- 500 students.
Nicaragua Field Program
($20,000 – approved April 18, 2008)
($15,000 - approved March 23, 2007)
($10,000 - approved March 17, 2006)
($10,000 - approved March 18, 2005)
($10,000 - approved October 15, 2004)
($7,000 - approved October 10, 2003)
Ongoing support of food security and clean water projects in several rural
communities.
Oikocredit USA
($10,000 - approved October 2007)
($10,000 - approved October 2006)
($10,000 - approved October 2005)
Provide microcredit opportunities for small businesses, farms, and other
forms of enterprise in developing countries. (This is a flow through — OI is
the agent.)
Outreach International - Hunger Challenge
($15,000 - approved March 14, 2003)
This grant supports the development of a resource for youth that will
educate them about hunger issues and support an annual fast-a-thon: Hunger
Challenge. The goals of the program are to increase awareness of the needs
of hungry people and raise funds to assist Outreach International in their
support of hunger projects.
Outreach International Administrative Grant
($50,000 – approved April 18, 2008)
($45,000 - approved March 23, 2007)
($45,000 - approved March 17, 2006)
($45,000 - approved March 18, 2005)
($45,000 - approved March 5, 2004)
($40,000 - approved March 14, 2003)
($36,000 - approved March 8, 2002)
($31,000 - approved March 23, 2001)
($31,000 - approved October 27, 2000)
This grant supports the screening and oversight of programs in the
headquarters office and continues to be vital in assisting Outreach to carry
out its mission.
Outreach International - Online Advocacy Program
($10,000 - approved October 20, 2006)
Make available to a wide range of constituents human rights advocacy issues
of hunger and poverty.
Philippines Field Program
($40,000 – approved April 18, 2008)
($30,000 - approved March 23, 2007)
($25,000 - approved March 17, 2006)
($20,000 - approved March 18, 2005)
($35,400 - approved March 5, 2004)
Implements Participatory Human Development (PHD) programs in the
Philippines, particularly relating to increased agricultural production,
providing potable water, and dryers for rice harvest.
Russia (Gribanovka), Egg Production Project (photo)
($5,367 - approved October 26, 2001)
This project is aimed at developing a chicken farm to produce and market
eggs in the local community to provide a source of nutrition as well as add
to the food security of the area.
Field Training Program
($7,000 - approved October 15, 2004)
($25,000 - approved October 10, 2003)
Supports a special emphasis on training field staff who work in villages in
Africa, the Philippines, and Latin America encouraging human development
projects related to agriculture, food production and storage, land
development, and nutrition education.
USA, Children First Project, (Nutra-Net)
($8,720 - approved October 22, 1999)
Involves training twelve teachers in the use of "Whiz, Zip, and Zap It"
children's nutrition books for use in teaching disadvantaged students to
prepare nutritious meals.
Zambia, assessment of Food Assistance Project
($15,000 - approved October 18, 2002)
This grant is to enable Outreach personnel conduct a rapid appraisal of the
possibilities for establishing contacts with NGOs and other collaborating
organizations in Zambia and Malawi by means of on-site evaluation.
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El Salvador (Valle Dorado), Programa de Esperanza y Recuperacion
Communitario
(($45,000 - approved October 26, 2007)
($27,027 - approved October 20, 2006) - ADCASMUS
($21,186 - approved October 28, 2005)
($22,581 - approved October 15, 2004)
($14,179 - approved March 5, 2004)
($3356 - approved March 23, 2001)
Follows the model developed by PRR Honduras to increase food
production and nutrition through improved farming methods.
Guatemala, Mujeres en Accion (Women in Action)
($49,972 - approved October 26, 2007)
($41,441 - approved October 20, 2006)
($19,491 - approved October 28, 2005)
($21,008 - approved March 18, 2005)
($18,657 - approved March 5, 2004)
($15,009 - approved March 14, 2003)
($14,239 - approved March 8, 2002)
($14,239 - approved October 26, 2001)
($5,548 - approved October 27, 2000)
($5,621 - approved October 22, 1999)
This program works with approximately 1,200 persons, primarily indigenous
Mayan women, to train them in better marketing techniques and the
utilization of micro credit, to effect better crop storage and utilization.
Honduras, Lenca (Women in Action)
($18,291 - approved October 20, 2006) - PAG
($7,840 - approved March 18, 2005)
Honduras (La Buena Fe) Programa de Reconstruccion Rural
($60,515 - approved October 26, 2007)
($55,367 - approved October 20, 2006)
($60,082 - approved October 28, 2005)
($25,823 - approved March 18, 2005 [adjusted])
($45,863 - approved March 5, 2004)
($19,975 - approved October 10, 2003)
($38,062 - approved March 14, 2003)
($20,877 - approved October 18, 2002)
($17,414 - approved March 8, 2002)
($34,828 - approved October 26, 2001)
($16,778 - approved March 23, 2001)
($41,812 - approved October 27, 2000)
(-$21,421 - return from World Accord, June 2000)
($17,612 - approved October 22, 1999)
This is an on-going program in the interior of Honduras (near La Buena Fe)
designed to introduce sustainable agriculture and increase the capacity of small
farmers through improved agriculture methods.
Honduras, Proyecto Aldea Global
($50,000 - approved October 26, 2007)
($35,000 - approved October 28, 2005)
Provide women living on hillside farms with honey bees or laying hens, to
increase food security around the La Buena Fe area.
Honduras PRR
($33,748 - approved March 14, 2003)
This reforestation project focuses on the agricultural community around La
Buena Fe, encouraging farmers to use new bean and corn varieties, and
experiment with hybrid seed development and nitrogen fixing through the use
of organic fertilizers.
Honduras (Tegucigulpa)
($35,952 - approved October 10, 2003)
Supplies honey bees and laying hens to 240 women living on small hillside
farms. The purpose is to increase food security and assist in establishing
small businesses to augment family income.
Nepal, Strengthening Civil Society Organization Program
(SCOP and SAP) & SEDC
($45,045 - approved October 20, 2006)
($42,373 - approved October 28, 2005)
($20,403 - approved October 15, 2004)
($33,784 - approved March 5, 2004)
($17,730 - approved October 10, 2003)
($33,784 - approved March 14, 2003)
($16,234 - approved October 18, 2002)
($16,214 - approved October 26, 2001)
($16,581 - approved March 23, 2001)
($13,423 - approved October 27, 2000)
($12,185 - approved October 22, 1999)
To equip village organizations to better effect a sustainable approach to
food production and enhance the economic capacity of rural poor. Support
small-scale rural Nepalese farmers who are participating in a variety of
capacity-building and agricultural projects such as vegetable cultivation,
bee keeping, and goat raising.
Pakistan, Balochistan area: PK-197
($1,467 - approved March 14, 2003)
This is a farmers training and community development project. It seeks to
identify sustainable agricultural methods and crops suitable to the local
climate and terrain, thereby improving the economic and social status of the
people in the Balochistan area.
Pakistan, Bonded Labor Awareness Campaign
($1475 - approved March 23, 2001)
To advocate for freeing bonded agricultural workers, and provide for more
favorable conditions for rural poor farmers.
Pakistan, Dokri Agricultural Development
($1900 - approved March 23, 2001)
Establish micro-credit program to establish agricultural programs for small
farms.
Pakistan, Irrigation and Water Management System
($3,297 - approved October 18, 2002)
Supports the development of an irrigation water facility for farmers in six
villages in the Punjab area.
Pakistan, Jacobabad District: PK-200
($564 - approved March 14, 2003)
This is a similar program to the PK-197 project in the Balochistan area of
Pakistan. It seeks to establish a farmer’s organization and instruct them in
better agricultural practices.
Pakistan, Northwest Frontier Province
($1304 - approved March 23, 2001)
To provide basic skill training for 240 rural women to increase household
income and improve food security.
Pakistan, Rural Women Development
($2823 - approved March 23, 2001)
Enhance productive capacity of women as partners in farming so families can
remain on farms and not be forced to migrate to urban areas.
Pakistan, Sindh District, Farmer Training
($1,067 - approved October 18, 2002)
The object of this program is to increase the technical knowledge of farming
systems among the poor farmers in four villages of the Sindh District in
Pakistan.
Pakistan, Swabi District, Clean Drinking Water Project
($1,690 - approved October 18, 2002)
This project will provide drinking water through a pipeline to 270 houses in
the village of Dalori Bala within one year.
Philippines, Filipino Deportation Reintegration
($15,054 - approved October 18, 2002)
Provides relief for refugee Filipinos deported from Malaysia back to
Mindanao in the Philippines.
Philippines, Promoting Participatory Sustainable Enterprise
($3,200 - approved March 8, 2002)
($20,000 - approved October 22, 1999)
Promotes economically and environmentally viable agricultural production
through research and increased technology that is both appropriate to the
culture and approved through the participatory process at the village level.
Philippines (Mindanao), Tribal Indigenous Communities
($15,000 - approved March 23, 2001)
Focus on relocation and establishment of food security in farming and
fishing villages affected by former guerilla warfare.
World Accord Core Funding
($33,000 - approved October 26, 2007)
($30,000 - approved October 20, 2006)
($30,000 - approved October 28, 2005)
($30,000 - approved October 15, 2004)
($30,000 - approved March 5, 2004)
($25,000 - approved October 18, 2002)
($25,000 - approved March 8, 2002)
($25,000 - approved March 23, 2001)
Strengthen long-term planning capacity and assist in fund-raising and
operations.
World Accord Developmental Education
($14,864 - approved October 20, 2006)
Supplement knowledge of donor base with promotional resources.
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America's Second Harvest (Chicago, Illinois USA)
($1,000 - October 26, 2007)
World Hunger Committee gave a gift for the "Thanksgiving Fest for 23
Mission" fund. $1,000US
Bread For the World and Bread For the World Institute
($35,000 – April 18, 2008)
($35,000 - March 2007)
($35,000 - March 2006)
($35,000 - March 2005)
($35,000 - March 2004)
($35,000 - March 2003)
($35,000 - March 2002)
($35,000 - March 2001)
To support the advocacy portion of the World Hunger Fund mission. These
grants represent the World Hunger Committee’s support of Bread for the
World, a Christian advocacy group that lobbies the U.S. Congress on
legislation affecting hunger-related issues. Funds granted support advocacy
efforts and the yearly publication of a resource entitled Hunger, produced
by Bread for the World Institute.
Breathitt County Homeless Coalition, Inc. (Kentucky USA)
($6,000 - approved June 9, 2003)
Support the food pantry portion of the coalition's services
Call to Renewal (Washington, D.C. USA)
($2,500 - October 20, 2006; in conjunction with $7,500 from Oblation Fund)
($2,500 - March 18, 2005; in conjunction with $7,500 from Oblation Fund)
Christian poverty advocacy group
CEDESPAR Bakery Project (Bolivia)
($9,980 – approved April 18, 2008)
To involve families through the women, to make a low cost bread of better
quality.
CEDESPAR Fruit Project (Bolivia)
($795 – approved April 18, 2008)
To improve alimentation and nutrition and increase incomes from selling
fruit on the local market.
Central Avenue Center of Hope (Grandview, Kansas USA)
($20,000 - October 2007)
($18,000 - March 2006) Support for a variety of off-budget program growth
and development items
($18,000 - March 2005; $10,000 immediately and $8,000 as a dollar-for-dollar
match)
($7,000 - November 2004)
Chembe Crop Production Project (Zambia, Africa)
($8, 360 – approved April 18, 2008)
To increase crop production and farmer income
Christmas Baskets (Stockton, Missouri USA)
($1,000 - approved March 5, 2004)
($1,500 - approved March 14, 2003)
($2,000 - approved October 18, 2002)
Provided start-up and second-year funding to this program that provides a
basket of food, along with some children’s toys, to poor families in the
Stockton, Missouri, area. Stockton Community of Christ members unite with
other denominations, the local Food Pantry, and other social service
agencies to achieve a community-wide effort on behalf of the needy.
Community Garden Project - Emmanuel Community of Christ (Decatur, Alabama
USA)
($650 - June 14, 2002)
The central purpose is to provide fresh produce to underprivileged
individuals and families who live in the neighborhood around the church.
Recipients are encouraged to donate time working in the garden.
Community Service League (Independence, Missouri USA)
($7,030 - approved October 28, 2005)
To expand the refrigerator and freezer space
($5,500 - approved October 26, 2001)
To support a pilot program designed to encourage/assist women to stop
smoking through a formal smoking cessation program, thereby freeing up
additional household funds for food purchasing. Data will be collected and
reports made on the efficacy of the program.
Dundalk Congregation (Dundalk, Maryland USA)
($4,500 - approved March 23, 2007)
Feeding homeless and hard living people, and providing opportunity for them
to seek a close and personal relationship with Jesus Christ and the
Community of Christ.
Family Life Outreach (Hot Springs, Arkansas USA)
($8,750 - October 20, 2006)
Provides a meal for participants as a training event—includes help with
nutrition, shopping, etc.
Food Pantry (Portland, Oregon USA)
($4,200 - approved March 18, 2005)
Fortenan Sugar Cane Project (Kenya, Africa)
($11,890 – approved April 18, 2008)
Harvest House Food Pantry (St. Joseph, Missouri USA)
($6100 - approved March 23, 2001)
Honduras Dental Sealant Project
($2,500 - June 14, 2002)
($2,500 - December 15, 2002)
Funding for this project was approved with the promise of an additional
$2,500, if $2,500 could be raised from new outside sources. Challenge was
met.
Huron County Baby Pantry (Michigan USA)
($3,000 - October 26, 2007)
Provide diapers, food, clothing, baby formula, and other related items to
parents free of charge to assist in reducing the instances of child abuse.
Ikot Otu Abasi Eneyo Borehole and Potable Water Project (Ikot Otu Abasi,
Nigeria)
($5,415 – approved April 18, 2008)
To drill and treat water for consumption to stem water-borne diseases, for
the church to contribute to the development of healthy citizens in the area
Least of These Ministries (Kansas City, Missouri USA)
($12,000 - approved October 18, 2002)
This is a project to assist in feeding and caring for needy persons around
one of the congregations in the Kansas City area.
Liberia Sinoe County Rural Reconstruction
($18,000 - October 20, 2006)
Assist people of several rural communities to reestablish water supplies and
farms.
Loaves and Fishes (Branson, Missouri USA)
($1,000 - approved October 18, 2002)
($1,500 - approved October 26, 2001)
To provide meals for any person with needs especially during the winter
months
Los Fresnos Food Pantry (Los Fresnos, Texas USA)
($10,000 - approved October 27, 2000)
($3,000 - approved October 22, 1999)
This food bank is sponsored by the Los Fresnos Branch of the church, and has
grown steadily since it has been established. The pantry now feeds more than
1,100 persons a month.
Malawi Oil Press Project (Embangweni, Malawi, Africa)
($8,300 – approved April 18, 2008)
To build a Maize Mill as a way to increase the well-being of members and its
community in a beneficial manner
Miami Hispanic Food Pantry (Miami, Florida USA)
($5,000 - June 2000)
Program expansion for a mostly church-sponsored food pantry
Mzimba Maize Mill Project (Mzimba, Malawi, Africa)
($8,400 – approved April 18, 2008)
To build a Maize Mill as a way to increase the well-being of members and its
community in a beneficial manner
Njukini Horticultural Project (Kenya, Africa)
($6,600 – approved April 18, 2008)
To respond to the need of water by drilling water and installing an
irrigation system for horticultural farming
Ndot Ikot Eda Borehold and Potable Water Project ( Ndot
Ikot Eda, Oruk Anam, Nigeria)
($5,415 – approved April 18, 2008)
To drill and treat water for consumption to stem water-borne diseases, for
the church to contribute to the development of healthy citizens in the area
Oakland County Meals on Wheels Program (Michigan USA)
($30,000 - approved March 23, 2007)
To provide nutritious meals to older adults in Congregate and Home-bound
settings including nutrition education and lowering nutritional risk.
Thomas Carman Food Pantry (Marina, California USA)
($5,000 - October 15, 2004)
($7,500 - October 10, 2003)
($10,000 - November 15, 2002)
This grant supports the distribution of nutritious and culturally
appropriate food to low-income residents of Marina, California, with an
emphasis on serving the working poor. Also to provide a one-stop center for
information and assistance on other available services and resources.
TLC for 2 (Jackson County, Missouri USA)
($8500 - approved October 27, 2000)
This project educates low-income and disadvantaged pregnant women about the
importance of good prenatal nutrition and a healthy life style for the
health of their babies. The program is sponsored by the Community Services
League of Jackson County, Missouri.
World Hunger Project (Chattanooga, Tennessee USA)
($11,000 - approved March 5, 2004)
($11,000 - approved March 14, 2003)
($13,000 - approved March 8, 2002)
($15,000 - approved October 27, 2000)
This grant assisted with establishment of and continued funding for a
program that provides basic education and nourishment to “hard-living,”
disadvantaged persons as they struggle to make life-changing decisions. It
is sponsored by the East Tennessee Missionary Project of the church. The
average number of people served per week is 388. The average age of
participants is 14.
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Afghanistan
($20,000 - June 2002)
($30,000 - April 2002)
($25,000 - December 2001)
Distributed through
Church World Service to meet basic living needs of refugees displaced by
Taliban rule, the devastation of the air strikes, and the impact of the
Northern Alliance
Democratic Republic of Congo
($10,000 - July 2002)
Provided to the Africa Field for emergency relief in the refugee camps on the
Democratic Republic of Congo/Zambia border.
El Salvador
($5,000 - March 2001)
Distributed through national
ministers after earthquake.
Guatemala
($50,000 - October 2005)
Crop Loan Repayment Fund - "Mujeres
en Accion" project of World Accord - damage from Hurricane Stan
Haiti
($5,000 - August 2005) Food and seed due to hurricane
($35,000 - June 2004) To provide food and seed to church members affected by
the flood in the southeast section of the country.
($25,000 - May 2004) To provide food and seed to help alleviate
country-wide hunger problems following the leadership upheaval throughout all
nine departments.
($15,000 - June 2002) For the purchase of food and seed to replant crops
lost because of drought conditions in the central plateau.
($36,000 - April 2000) Distributed through national ministers to provide
relief from drought.
($25,000 - October 1998) For food and seed to replace
crops lost to Hurricane George.
($30,600 - May 1998) Distributed through national ministers to provide
relief from drought.
India
($35,000 - April 2005) Distributed through Outreach International and National
Ministers for Sri Lanka - primarily for school and other building
reconstruction.
($5,000 - March 2001) Distributed through national
ministers after earthquake.
Indian Ocean Tsunami of December 26, 2004
($95,000 - March 2005) Distributed through South Asia Partnership
Sri Lanka. Amount determined based on all contributions to the World
Hunger Fund during January 2005. (more)
($25,000 - January 2005) Distributed through the American Red Cross to
aid survivors of the earthquake and tsunami.
Iraq
($25,000 - approved May 15, 2003)
Distributed to Mercy Corps International
to support the immediate and future hunger needs of the people of Iraq
following the war. (more)
Ivory Coast Food Relief
($17, 500 - approved March 14, 2003)
This grant provides supplemental income for Community of Christ congregation
families to purchase food. Since civil war began in September 2002, prices for
staple food items such as rice, meat, fish, and poultry have risen sharply,
severely limiting the ability of families to afford food. The heads of
families in two congregations in Abidjan and one in Liliyo will receive
monthly cash stipends for six months for food. It is hoped that by that time
peace in the country will have been re-established.
Kenya
($17,000 - March 2006) Maize for famine relief.
Kosovo
($95,000 - May-August 1999) Donated to Mercy Corps
International through a World Hunger Fund grant and donations to the World
Hunger Fund designated to benefit Kosovar refugees, providing food, shelter,
and other critical necessities.
Liberia
($4,200 - approved October 18, 2002) Emergency grant in the
Africa Field to provide for purchasing emergency food supplies for church
members in and around Monrovia who have been displaced by recent war
activities.
Lodwar
($5,000 - March 2001) Distributed through national ministers to
provide relief from famine.
($5,000 - May 2000) To provide relief from famine.
Malawi (Malawi, Africa) Famine Relief
($17,000 - March 2006)
($21,000 - December 2005)
($14,000 - March 2002)
This grant will purchase maize, a staple food source, which has been
drastically reduced because of torrential rains and flooding in the Mzimba
area.
Mozambique
($10,000 - March 2000) Distributed through OXFAM to
aid flood disaster
Pakistan
($10,000 - October 2005) - Distributed through World Accord
- earthquake damage to project areas.
Turkey
($10,000 - August 1999) Donated to the American Red
Cross to aid earthquake relief efforts.
USA
($2,500 - September 2005) Miami food pantry due to hurricane.
($7,000 - October 2004) Orlando, Florida, Food Bank
received $5,000 and the ROCK Food Pantry of Pensacola, Florida, received
$2,000 for disaster relief following hurricanes in Florida during August and
September of 2004.
Zambia
($10,000 - August 2002) Emergency grant to provide food for refugees
from the Democratic Republic of Congo, living in camps in the Democratic
Republic of Congo and Zambia. National church leaders from the
Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia will travel to the refugee camps to
help purchase and distribute emergency food rations. (more)
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