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End hunger one step at a time!
Sunday, September 30, 2018 Hosted by First Church, 236 W. Crystal Lake Ave., Crystal Lake Living Waters participates in the CROP Hunger Walk each fall. Walkers collect donations that are used to provide food, medical care, disaster relief, and self-help development for needy people throughout the world. A portion of funds from the McHenry County CROP Walk is used for hunger relief in our local community. Walking also reminds us that the poor walk for food, for water, for firewood, to escape violence, to seek shelter, to farm their fields, to find employment, and to go to school. To learn more about CROP Walks, visit the CROP Walk Facebook page and website. |
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Thank you!
Last year's walk raised $23,600, exceeding our goal of $21,000! That made it the No. 78 CROP Walk in the United States! Out of the total, Living Waters walkers raised $2,040. Thank you to the walkers and donors. Thanks also to the volunteers at the start/end location who helped with the walk. They blew up helium balloons and signed in our walkers at the registration table. You can still donate! Just click on the blue button below: |
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Want to help get ready for next year? The Outreach Team is always happy to add another member to the planning team. Meet with other goodhearted people from our community to help make next year's walk a success. Contact the church office, and someone will get in touch with more information.
Leadership Day
On Saturday, March 17, Church World Service hosted the 2018 CROP Leadership Day at the Northern Illinois Food Bank in St. Charles. All of the CROP Walk committees from northern Illinois came together to learn what's new for 2018 and participate in roundtable discussions and networking sessions to learn more about conducting successful CROP Walks.
On Saturday, March 17, Church World Service hosted the 2018 CROP Leadership Day at the Northern Illinois Food Bank in St. Charles. All of the CROP Walk committees from northern Illinois came together to learn what's new for 2018 and participate in roundtable discussions and networking sessions to learn more about conducting successful CROP Walks.