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All of our faith traditions share this in common: we are called to feed the hungry. The need is great: while sufficient food exists to feed them, still each day around the world 16,000 children die of hunger and related causes and here at home 18,000 are frequently hungry in Indianapolis.

The Interfaith Hunger Initiative consists of two dozen faith communities in the Indianapolis area who are working together to help end child and family hunger. We work together to create a system of access to food through pantries in central Indiana(with Gleaners Food Bank) and schools in Kenya (through the Umoja Project), feeding and supporting thousands of children and families.

Since 2009 the Interfaith Hunger Initiative has procured 275 tons of food for pantries, and fed 2700 vulnerable children in Kenya through school lunch programs.

The Interfaith Hunger Initiative is an all-volunteer not-for-profit organization. All monies raised go toward feeding the hungry. A $20 donation will provide 30 meals for a child in Indianapolis, AND a year of school lunch for a child in Kenya.



 
 
 
 

 
 
 
UPCOMING
   


Voices to End Hunger
Saturday, February 2
8:30AM-1:30PM

Second Presbyterian Church

7700 N. Meridian St.
Fee: $20 incl. lunch

Registration is open for the 2nd Annual Voices Uniting to End Hunger Conference to be held on Saturday, February 2, 2013. Click here to learn of the guest speakers, workshops and how YOU can become more involved with the hunger issue in Indianapolis.



One A-MAIZE-ing Lunch
February 2013

Our goal is to have 1000 people participate in this event across our two dozen congregations, which means a potential of $20,000 raised. We're suggesting that you hold your event in February, but feel free to schedule it for whatever time is best for your congregation.

We have materials available to make it easy to hold an event in your congregation. More about the event is here. (PDF)

 

 
       
       
     
 

 
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$18 buys a Kenyan child school for one year.
$50 procures 1000 lbs. of food for hungry Hoosiers.