Walk to Feed the Hungry NYC
us for a wonderful mix of fun, exercise, and of course, a great cause!
Few
of us have ever experienced what it is really like to feel chronically hungry.
But for close to a billion people around the world, hunger is real, terrible,
and ever-present. Even here in the U.S. there are children who go to bed hungry
or are malnourished. Let’s walk together and show them that we care.
organization. This is the 3rd annual walk in NYC. Walking with us
are not only Buddhists, but interfaith clergy, secular colleagues, and all
variety of friends and family. We are in this together!
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rice for a family in Cambodia so that their daughter can stay in school, or
contribute to groceries for a home-style meal for homeless youth right in New
York City.
at Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church is free.
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We look forward to seeing you!
You must register to walk: http://www.firstgiving.com/BuddhistGlobalRelief/new-york
RAIN
OR SHINE
END: Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church, 213 W. 82nd St.
9:00 am: Check-in begins
10:00 am: Walk
begins
Speaker Program, and Raffle
“Hunger is not a problem. It is an
obscenity. How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before
starting to improve the world.” - Anne Frank
BGR’s mission is to
combat chronic hunger and malnutrition. BGR sponsors projects that promote
hunger relief for poor communities around the world:
• helping develop better long-term methods of sustainable food production and management appropriate to the cultures and
traditions of the beneficiaries
so essential in the struggle against poverty and malnutrition
• giving women an opportunity to start right
livelihood projects to support their families.
BGR respects the
religious beliefs and practices of the people whom it serves and seeks to work
in harmony with those of all faiths to alleviate the plight of the poor,
therefore BGR does not proselytize.