FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is a CROP Hunger Walk?
CROP Hunger Walk is a community-based walking event that raises awareness and dollars to fight hunger in communities across the US and around the world. Church World Service (CWS), a global non-profit, started CROP Hunger Walk in the 1940s to help fund relief efforts at home and overseas.
How do I donate to the Muskegon CROP Hunger Walk?
Making an individual online donation to the Muskegon CROP Hunger Walk is easy and only takes a few minutes. Simply visit the CWS CROP Hunger Walk website. Click the ‘Make a Donation’ (orange button) and fill in the necessary information including your method of payment (credit card, PayPal). In the "Personal Note" section, please type the name of the church or group you represent. All online donations are tracked by Church World Service (CWS), and are included in our overall Walk donation totals.
Do I need to walk in order to be a part of a CROP Hunger Walk event?
No, walking is not required. In fact, there are many other ways you can support our hunger-fighting efforts, for example:
Make a donation on behalf of someone who is walking.
Check with your employer to see if there is a matching gifts program.
Offer up a prayer for those who are taking part in the Walk.
Check with your local place of worship to see how you can be of service.
How are CROP Hunger Walk funds used?
The money raised through the Muskegon CROP Hunger Walk are divided between CWS (75% of proceeds) and local recipient agencies (25% of proceeds). You can learn more about the local recipient agencies by clicking on Our Recipient Agencies.
How can I find out more?
Please contact our planning committee by email, text or phone.