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Photo gallery links
- Culver IN
- Evansville IN
- Hamilton County IN
- Johnson County IN
- Kids Kit Assembly 2006
- Lexington KY
- Plymouth IN
- School Kits Assembly 2005
Step by Step
Local Walk Websites
CWS Speak Out
Kids Kit Assembly 2006
Evansville IN
Evansville Walker, Dr. Al Spillman, is showing his true colors.
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Over 165 people march past the Four Freedoms monument in Evansville in a concerted effort to support the CROP Hunger Walk.
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Culver IN
Angela Lewellen, of Culver, IN, was the top fundraiser in her community with a total of $363.
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Ellen Freese, CROP Hunger Walk Coordinator, together with Amy Hutchins, President of the Culver Community Council of Churches embrace near the Culver, IN, Hunger Walk registration.
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Plymouth IN
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Pastor David Kerkove, promotes education at the Plymouth, IN, Hunger Walk by asking Walkers to carry jugs of water with them on the Walk. Over 1 billion people worldwide lack access to safe water.
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Lexington KY
Lexington girls make the CROP Hunger Walk interactive by sharing educational information.
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Lexington, KY, girls remind Walkers about the plight of refugees.
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Lexington ladies from the Catholic Newman Center show their support for the CROP Hunger Walk which raised almost $16,500!
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Johnson County IN
Walkers from Johnson County raised over $12,500 for the CROP Hunger Walk.
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Union Christian church enjoys a great October CROP Day together.
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Hamilton County IN
Event Coordinator, Paul Albrecht, assists in giving instruction to the Hamilton County CROP Hunger Walk.
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Over 150 Walkers participate in the starting ceremony.
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Volunteers help register Walkers.
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Event Coordinator, Paul Albrecht, welcomes Walkers.
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St. Christopher Episcopal Church supports the CROP Hunger Walk.
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Time for a water stop!
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Walkers begin their journey.
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School Kits Assembly 2005
Volunteers work an assembly line to assemble almost 3,000 School Kits.
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Lovely ladies remove packaging in order to avoid sending our trash overseas.
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Homeschooling kids volunteer their time to help children around the world.
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CWS staff member, Janie Bishop, (center) helps to coordinate volunteer efforts.
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Volunteers enjoy a complimentary lunch from our partners at Second Helpings, Inc.
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The generations come together to collate the colored paper for the Kits.
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Sisters working together!
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New friendships are formed during assembly days.
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TEAM: Together Everyone Accomplishes More
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