The Presbyterian Hunger Program
Alleviating hunger and eliminating its causes
"Turning the Tables"- a Compassion, Peace and Justice Big Tent Summit August 1-3, 2013 in Louisville, KY. This hands-on conference will focus on food justice and how it relates to other broken systems in our society. Read More
Over 1500 people joined the CIW outside of Publix Supermarket headquarters in Lakeland, the culmination of CIW's 200 mile march, to urge Publix to join the Fair Food Program. Read more
Participate in monthly Food Justice Learning Calls. Read More
Together for Justice
This event brought together anti-hunger and poverty advocates from around the world. Read More →
This event brought together anti-hunger and poverty advocates from around the world. Read More →
Congregational Based Community Organizing
“Congregational Based Community Organizing (CBCO) is another component of our work. CBCO is a strategy for rebuilding communities, revitalizing congregations and developing individuals into effective leaders and change agents. Read More →
“Congregational Based Community Organizing (CBCO) is another component of our work. CBCO is a strategy for rebuilding communities, revitalizing congregations and developing individuals into effective leaders and change agents. Read More →
“…A church that is indifferent to poverty, or evades responsibility in economic affairs, or is open to one social class only… makes a mockery of reconciliation and offers no acceptable worship to God...”
—Book of Confessions 9.46
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You may find the process for applying for a grant online at http://gamc.pcusa.org/ministries/hunger/grants-international-projects/. Before you fill out the application you must first submit a Letter of Inquiry. Thank you.
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Thank you for these resources - they have illuminated our OGHS Campaign this year!