Welcome to Crop Walk 2010

If you haven't been involved in the past, you should get involved now.  If
you have been involved in the past and you haven't signed up for the walk
this year, be sure and do so as soon as possible.  You can sign up by
stopping by our thrift store located at 1525 Harrisonville Ave. {the old
Scherer's Grocery & Service on Rt. 139 just outside New Boston} our
number is 5740456-4009.

If your wondering what Crop Walk is all about, let us tell you a little bit about
it.

What are CROP Hunger Walks?

Neighbors walking together to take a stand against hunger in our world.  
Different ages, faiths and backgrounds together we raise awareness and
funds for international relief and development, as well as local hunger -
fighting.  Some 2,000 communities across the country take part each year.

What's the point of walking?

Hungry people in developing countries typically walk as much as six miles a
day to get food, water and fuel, and to take their goods to market.  We walk
to be in solidarity with their struggle for existence.  We walk because we
want to end hunger - one step at a time.

Where does the money go?

CROP Hunger walks help fight hunger and poverty locally and globally, with
25 percent of what a CROP Hunger walk raises assisting local food banks,
pantries, community gardens, and other hunger - fighting initiatives.  In the
last 20 years, CROP Hunger Walks have raised more than $294 million to
assist around the block and around the world those struggling to feed their
families.

What makes CROP Hunger Walks special?

They are community - based and interfaith.  They have an impact locally
and globally.  And Walk donors may designate their gifts to other approved
international hunger - fighting agencies.  No one else does that!
Crop Walk 2010 - Tracy Park
What difference does it make?

Funds raised in a CROP Hunger Walk assist people in need around the
world.
 For example:

$72 can provide emergency food supplies for a family of five's needs for a
month.

$120 can enable three women to attend a literacy class for a year and
change their lives forever.

$200 can provide a struggling farm family with a draft animal to significantly
increase their food production, as well as a strong back to carry produce to
market.

$350 can enable the eldest in a child-headed household of AIDS orphans
to receive vocational training, so they can support their siblings and
themselves.

$1,050 can support community-based health, hygiene, and sanitation
training for an entire community.
Come and join in with Veterans Helping Veterans & Others and help not
only our community, but the hungry around the globe.  If you are one of
those who walk for your health or you just enjoy walking, you will be
walking for a good cause.

You will be, "Living With A Cause"
Your Walk will help local
veterans in need as well as
food pantries around the
community.  We hope to
see you there.  Be there,
or Be Square!
I'm so excited I just
can't hide it!
A Crop Walk that will
benefit the hungry all
over the world.
Come Walk with me.
By this will all men know that
you are my disciples, if you
have love one to another.
Get the family involved, bring the
children:  Bring them up in the way
they should go and when they are
old, they will not depart.
Walk in memory of a loved
one who was killed in war
or has passed.
We hope to
see you there!
Come on baby, You
can do it,
h..u..h..h...u...m, yes
you can.  
Click on the Walker
for Home Page
The walk was Oct. 17th
At Tracy Park
Have questions? Please call:
776-4004
Thanks to you
It's Working.
Hungry people
all over the
world are being
feed.
Thanks to you
Scioto County
was able
to raise
$
for CROP WALK!
Philipp Schroder a foreign
exchange student from
Germany walked for Veterans
Helping Veterans & Others.
He raised $150.00 to help in the
fight against poverty in the
world.  Other foreign exchange
students were in the walk too.
They are to be commended.
Norman Davis, Food Pantry Director V.H.V.O., takes
part in CROP WALK each year to feed the hungry.