A Well-Fed World
January 2016
Help People AND Animals!
Plants-4-Hunger logoPlants-4-Hunger is our campaign that feeds people without using animals.
Instead of using a “gift-pig” as food from a group like Heifer International,
your gift will support on-the-ground, animal-free hunger relief projects. Our
four hand-picked programs are detailed below.
We send 100% of the year’s donations to these groups that provide both immediate
assistance and long-term solutions.
Read Top 10 Reasons to Say NO to "Gift" Animals
If you want to DONATE, go to this page.
Below are the four projects that will equally split your doubled
gift-donation.
When donating, choose “Tribute – In Honor Of” and “Plants-4-Hunger” in the
program drop-down menu. You may also just leave a note in the comment field
or e-mail dawn@awfw.org.
We will mail a personalized card and our info booklet to your recipient if
an address is provided.
School Lunch Program – Ethiopia
IFA-school-lunch-program-2014International Fund for Africa provides
immediate and long-term assistance to some of the world’s most vulnerable
children through their new innovative and multi-prong School Health and
Nutrition Program.
In addition to funding local staff and equipment, the program builds
income-generating bakeries and produce gardens that will sustain them
indefinitely.
In each school, nearly one hundred of the children who are in the most dire
need receive a daily meal, health monitoring, and vaccinations.
Soy Nutrition – Guatemala
Plenty - GuatemalaPlenty International works with agricultural experts to
grow and distribute three varieties of non-GMO soybeans to farming families.
Their Karen’s Nutrition Program works with women to improve the nutrition of
undernourished children living in extreme poverty at the Guatemala City
landfill.
Local women’s groups produce enough fortified bakery foods and soy milk to
distribute to 400 children living at the dump site and to sell for other
expenses.
Vegan Feeding Program – India
Visakha Society for Protection and Care of Animals (VSPCA) helps people too. Their Vegan Meals for the Poor program provides
wholesome meals that are packed in palm leaves and delivered to the poorest
of the poor.
The food is a variety of lentil, a vegetable curry, a piece of fruit, and a
sachet of drinking water.
The selected days are Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, as these are the
days that recipients do not receive food assistance from any other program.
The pilot project served 40 people. Your gift helps Vegan Meals for the Poor
expand their reach.
Community Food Gardens – USA
Grow Where You Are is a team of veganic farmers and food justice activists
empowering individuals and families to improve their personal food security
by planting backyard and community food gardens. These gardens drastically
increase families’ access to fresh fruits and vegetables in urban food
deserts.
Grow Where You Are and MaituFoods also provide food to the community by
partnering with land-owning churches to install and manage organic
micro-farms on community land that would otherwise sit unused in struggling
neighborhoods.
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