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Just the Facts
MoneyMatters
God’s GlobalBarnyard
Aroundthe World
HungerHodgepodge
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Each day in the developing world, 16,000 children die from hunger or preventable diseases. That is equal to 1 child every ___ seconds.
The Food and Agriculture Organization estimates
there are this many people who are hungry in sub-
Saharan Africa.
The United Nations Food Program estimates that it will cost this much extra
money per year to provide basic health care and nutrition for the world’s poorest people.
In Ethiopia, this animal can withstand drought fairly well and provide a stable source of
income and nutrition for families facing starvation.
It costs this much (on average) to buy a high-yielding cow to
support a person or family who is hungry.
In Kosovo, the Lutheran World Federation has helped rebuild homes and provide this animal to support war
refugees as they return home.
This farm animal provides a source of income and stability in China for people living in poverty who are affected by
HIV and AIDS.
A 30- x 40-foot fish pond in Tanzania can supply a family with this many
pounds of fresh fish per year.
ELCA World Hunger and Lutheran World Relief together
helped provide a $7,000- irrigation system for a
mountaintop community in this South American country.
You could use this resource to hold an
alternative giving fair or give alternative gifts
for holidays and special occasions.
These two ELCA World Hunger international
development partners have “Lutheran” as part of their names.
These are three Fair Trade products regularly promoted by ELCA World Hunger and supported through Lutheran
World Relief projects.
In this year, two former Lutheran church bodies (the ALC and AELC)
began to formally raise money for world hunger.