THE PROBLEMS
5,000,000+AMERICANS LIVE ON THE STREETS OR IN SHELTERS
49 MILLION+AMERICANS LIVE IN FOOD INSECURE HOMES
5,000,000+AMERICANS LIVE ON THE STREETS OR IN SHELTERS
49 MILLION +AMERICANS LIVE IN FOOD INSECURE HOMES
People experiencing food insecurity have a
greater risk of diet-related chronicHEALTH CONDITIONS
due to a lack of nutritious options.
On average, Christians today give
2.5%
of their income to churches
compared to
3.3%
during the Great Depression
On average, Christians today give
2.5%of their income to churches
compared to
3.3%during the Great Depression
Food banks and shelters aretemporary fixes
to a larger problem that requireslong-term solutions
Food banks and shelters are
temporary fixes
to a larger problem that requires
long-term solutions
ISSUESTHAT OUR MODEL
WILL ADDRESS
Food insecurity
Desertification
Efficient, affordable, sustainable housing
Deforestation
Waste Management
Renewable Energy
Fire, flood, and
drought mitigation
