Granting Hope: ELCA Domestic Hunger Grants Catalog

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Ann Evans (left) and Denyse Haney, volunteers at Senior GleanersSeniors Rescue Unwanted Food

Senior Gleaners of San Diego County
Gleaners Relief
ESCONDIDO, CA

“I put in a lot of heavy hours, so some days I can hardly walk,” says Ann Evans (pictured left, wearing a hat), a retired Associate in Ministry who volunteers at Senior Gleaners of San Diego County. “But I forget about my pain when I see the excitement of the volunteers and the people [we] help...”  [Read more]


Children at Sunshine Community PreschoolSpirit of Hope

Spirit of Hope and Sunshine Community Preschool
Hope to Cope
DETROIT, MI

When Evelyn sent her son, Brian, to preschool, she worried about him adapting to a new setting where strangers (teachers) were also in charge of many other children. Not only that, Evelyn needed to find an affordable school that would still allow her to save for his college education. [Read more]


Photo by Ingrid YoungEmbracing Life with Open Arms

Open Arms of Minnesota
Meal Delivery for People Living with HIV/AIDS
MINNEAPOLIS, MN

Shirley was diagnosed with breast cancer in October 2005. She has already been through chemotherapy, and surgery followed by radiation are the next steps on her treatment schedule. The exhausted, 63-year-old wife and mother struggles to make ends meet in Minnesota, as her family lives on about $1,000 a month... [Read more]


Diversity Service Center of Iowa
Educational Outreach Program
MUSCATINE, IOWA

A New Home for Luis
In Leon, Guanajuato (Mexico), Luis sold all of his belongings to raise enough money for assistance in crossing the border to the United States. Eventually, he made it to Illinois to be with his girlfriend. He was supposed to have a job lined up at a meat packing plant, but not having a social security number soon eliminated that possibility.
 
  Standing the Test of Time
My mother had to pay $1,000 for each of us to be crossed undocumented through the border.  I was worried and nervous when I first arrived here.  I didn't know where to go or what to do.

The Road to Recovery: Relief Projects in Washington State (special focus)
 



A Hand Up Instead of a
Handout


Boomtown Café
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
 

The Road to Capitol Hill

Central Lutheran Church
Community Lunch
on Capitol Hill

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

 

 

The Calm in the Middle
of the Storm

Peace Lutheran Church
Peace Community Center
TACOMA, WASHINGTON
 




Ashley’s Green Thumb

Amazing Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Amazing Port Street
(Garden Project)
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
 

       
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