About Us
Hope for the Hungry is an interdenominational ministry focusing on assisting children worldwide, and serving missionaries who have responded to God's call to "Share the Bread of Life with a Starving World."
In our 30 years of existence, we have established work in 17 different countries, including the United States, in an effort to relieve the spiritual and physical poverty of the poorest of the poor both at home and across the globe.
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"Dan is an honest, hard working individual who I have known for many, many years. He devotes his..."
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"Dan is an honest, hard working individual who I have known for many, many years. He devotes his time to helping others at home and abroad. He has a deep affiliation with God and treats everyone as he wants to be treated. You can’t go wrong with Dan as a friend."
"God will command his angels to protect you wherever you go…
If you stumble, they'll catch you;..."
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"God will command his angels to protect you wherever you go…
If you stumble, they'll catch you; their job is to keep you from falling!
(Psalm 91:11-12)"
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Our consistently most successful event is our annual banquet. It occurs in November and we begin working on it in March. After determining the theme, name and other basic information, we commence the financial underwriting campaign. Our speakers are always champions of our cause who know us and...
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Our consistently most successful event is our annual banquet. It occurs in November and we begin working on it in March. After determining the theme, name and other basic information, we commence the financial underwriting campaign. Our speakers are always champions of our cause who know us and can tell our story. We do not use guest speakers who are not familiar with what we do. There are three avenues of funding: underwriting, table/ticket sales and a financial challenge presented at the banquet. We begin promptly at 6:30 PM and end promptly at 8:00 PM. "Make them leave hungry, don't let them leave sleepy!"
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Jay.... I think social media can be very helpful in communicating with your champions. I think weekly is sufficient, but younger folks may disagree. It also depends on the age of your donors. Many non profits still find that their donors are more mature, so monthly communication by snail mail can...
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Jay.... I think social media can be very helpful in communicating with your champions. I think weekly is sufficient, but younger folks may disagree. It also depends on the age of your donors. Many non profits still find that their donors are more mature, so monthly communication by snail mail can still be really positive.
