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Bread Newsletter July 2014

Bread e-Newsletter: Elections Matter

• Bread for the World
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• Jul 7 at 8:02 AM

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• pattyredwoodshae@sbcglobal.net

	July 2014 www.bread.org
Elections Matter "Voting is a sacred obligation," said Rev. David Beckmann, president of Bread for the World. "Giving time and money to candidates who have demonstrated their commitment to reducing mass hunger and poverty is an integral part of good stewardship." Read more » Act Now! Call your senator and urge him/her to co-sponsor S. 2421, the Food for Peace Reform Act, which makes important reforms to U.S. food-aid programs. Read more » 'Not Called to Win; Just to be Faithful' Elections aren't all about winning. Advocacy is also about being faithful and planting the seed. Read more » A Farewell After 26 Years "It is hard to put into a few words what my time with Bread for the World has meant to me. My heart is bursting with thanksgiving." Read more » Bread Holds Gathering and Lobby Day From the four corners of the country and places in between, anti-hunger activists came to Washington, D.C., June 9 and 10 for Bread for the World’s National Gathering and Lobby Day. Read more »	Give and Double Your Impact For the next three weeks, you can make twice the difference in the lives of hungry people. Read More » Also in this issue: Presbyterians Affirm 1,000 Days Campaign Plan Now for Bread for the World Sunday on Oct. 19 Bread Blog: This Month's Most-Read Posts
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July 2014: Fleeing violence in Darfur

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• Jul 3 at 8:48 AM

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• pattyredwoodshae@sbcglobal.net

Fleeing violence in Darfur Osman tells how he was forced from his home in Darfur, Sudan, and how he came to the U.S. as a refugee. Guarani indigenous youth seeing a different future Elio Gimenez and Ale Velasquez, youth from the north of Argentina, are beginning to dream – and it's changing everything. CWS joins faith leaders in call to put families first A letter signed by more than 1,000 clergy was hand delivered to U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Johnson in early June. It only takes a spark After relocating to Bristol, Maine, veteran CROP Hunger Walkers in New England started a Walk in their new community. CWS helps Alabama tornado survivors recover Resources are welcomed by survivors whose homes were damaged in the recent wave of tornados and severe storms. JULY 2014 GET INVOLVED Photo: Paul Jeffrey Get an early start More than 1,000 CROP Hunger Walks will take place in communities across the U.S. this fall. Find one in your area! Assemble kits We need to replenish our supply of CWS School Kits. You can help. Across the finish line CWS Executive VP Maurice Bloem completed his third 100-mile walk last month in Chicago. Watch clips from his journey.
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