Our  Recipient Agencies

Twenty-five percent of the funds raised through Muskegon’s CROP Hunger Walk to are distributed to local agencies working to combat hunger. We are currently developing our list of recipient agencies for this year's Walk. The agencies below benefited from our 2024 Walk.

Holton Community Center

The Holton Community Center is a non-profit ministry that helps those in need with food, clothing and other resources. We were formed by area churches and staffed by volunteers from our community. We are neighbors helping neighbors, working together to be the Hands of Christ for the northern part of Muskegon County.

8485B Holton Rd.- (M120), Holton, MI 49425  

Phone: (231) 821-0000       Website: holtoncommunitycenter.org

Saturday Breakfast and Garden at First Congregational Church

First Congregational Church (FCC) shares a nutritious and free breakfast with about 150 of its neighbors on the LAST SATURDAY of every month. Volunteers from other churches and service organizations assist in producing the meal, sharing the meal, socializing with each other and the guests, and making referrals to other social services that aid income-constrained individuals and families. During the growing season, the Saturday Breakfast Garden engages neighbors in producing a healthy harvest for their own consumption as well as other programs that reduce food insecurity. 

1201 Jefferson Street, Muskegon, MI  49441

Phone: (231) 726-3254      Website: fccuccmuskegon.org

Fruitport Christian Reformed Church

The Fruitport Area Churches blend our gifts and resources to host a community food pantry at Fruitport Christian Reformed Church.  Combining several smaller pantries during Covid, the Neighbor-to-Neighbor Pantry serves neighbors in Muskegon & Ottawa County. We are networked with Love Inc Muskegon & Love in Action Grand Haven.  In 2023, nearly 450 families in need received assistance.  Neighbors select from a weekly menu of non-perishables, dairy, meat, frozen, personal care, and basic household items & paper products.  We are grateful for neighbors, local businesses, and Crop Walk for helping us keep our shelves filled.  The hosting system we have provides for follow-up calls to offer prayer, deepen connections for the lonely, and provide referrals to other ministries. 

3520 E. Pontaluna Road, Fruitport, MI  49415 

Phone: (231) 865-6548      Website: fruitportcrc.org

Muskegon Salvation Army

The Salvation Army plays a crucial role in helping people who struggle with food insecurity through their food pantry programs. Their work is deeply rooted in Christian faith, providing nutritious meals and groceries to families in need, thanks to donations and community partnerships. More than just giving out food, The Salvation Army encourages a sense of community and empathy among volunteers and those they serve. They organize food drives, distribute holiday meals, and advocate for long-term solutions to hunger. Their efforts not only address immediate hunger but also aim to create lasting change. The Salvation Army shows how Christian principles of compassion and service can make a real difference in people's lives, offering hope and support to communities facing tough times.  

1221 Shonat St, Muskegon, MI 49442 

Phone: (231) 773-3284      Website: centralusa.salvationarmy.org/muskegon/