The Walk for Hunger On Sunday, May 4, 2014, tens of thousands of Walkers will participate in the 46th Walk for Hunger. Since 1969, hundreds of thousands of Walkers have earned their pledges by walking—and have raised more than one hundred million dollars to end hunger. As the largest public fundraising walk in the Commonwealth, the Walk raises both much-needed dollars and, importantly, awareness of hunger in our state. It also gives us all hope: every year we see that ordinary people can achieve extraordinary things when they work together.
2013 Walk for Hunger — Thank you — we still need your help! As the first large, public gathering since the Boston Marathon, Project Bread was faced with a unique and unprecedented challenge this year. Fundraising and registrations for the Walk were immediately impacted, and the event ended down by a half million dollars. Despite this, the Walk was a splendid demonstration of a community coming together for a common goal. “Today’s Walk for Hunger was a triumph, and a true expression of the resiliency and heart of Massachusetts,” said Ellen Parker, executive director of Project Bread. “I have never been more proud of our community of Walkers and supporters than I am today.” Many people are a paycheck away from a food crisis, and Project Bread still needs your help. Here are some things you can still do to help us support those in need!
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