The participants, ranging from newborns to nonagenarians, will be raising awareness and funds to change the world in real and measurable ways – digging wells that will bring clean water to villages; providing seeds and tools so that people can grow their own food; helping communities and families rebuild after disaster. Whether it's responding to flood and tornado damage in parts of the U.S., or helping to rebuild earthquake-damaged homes in Haiti, CROP Hunger Walks are making a difference. Twenty-five percent of the money raised from the walk will go to the Warrensburg Food Center, which serves Johnson County families. CROP Hunger Walk funds will benefit the overall work and ministry of Church World Service -- working around the world to help those in need help themselves.
