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ELCA WORLD HUNGER

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Just the Facts

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There are around 6.7 billion people on the planet. This many

people go hungry every day.

What is 963 million people?

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This many people live on less than $1 per day.

What is 1 billion people?

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In 2007, this many people in the U.S. participated in the Food Stamp Program each month.

What is 26.5 million people?

[8 % of U.S. population]

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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.

What is 5.4 seconds?

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The Food and Agriculture Organization estimates

there are this many people who are hungry in sub-

Saharan Africa.

What is 236 million people?

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ELCA World Hunger spends this percentage of its budget on international

ministries.

What is 72 percent?

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In 2008, ELCA World Hunger received this

much money.

What is $21 million?

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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.

What is $13 billion?[2006 estimate]

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It costs this much money to build and stock a

community fish farm (such as in Tanzania).

What is $250?

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ELCA World Hunger received this much money in 2007 for its Stand With

Africa emphasis.

What is $600,000?

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It costs this much to provide 10 small chickens to help someone build an

egg business.

What is $10?

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In Ethiopia, this animal can withstand drought fairly well and provide a stable source of

income and nutrition for families facing starvation.

What is a goat?

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It costs this much (on average) to buy a high-yielding cow to

support a person or family who is hungry.

What is $500?

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In Kosovo, the Lutheran World Federation has helped rebuild homes and provide this animal to support war

refugees as they return home.

What is sheep?

[People use the wool to weave carpets and generate income.]

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This farm animal provides a source of income and stability in China for people living in poverty who are affected by

HIV and AIDS.

What is a pig?

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This is the poorest country in the Western

Hemisphere, located just 700 miles from Miami.

What is Haiti?

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A 30- x 40-foot fish pond in Tanzania can supply a family with this many

pounds of fresh fish per year.

What is 75 to 100 pounds?

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This region of the world has the highest rate of hunger and HIV and AIDS in the world.

What is sub-Saharan Africa?

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ELCA World Hunger and Lutheran World Relief together

helped provide a $7,000- irrigation system for a

mountaintop community in this South American country.

What is Peru?

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$350 can provide one year of tutoring for at-risk

youth in this country.

What is India?

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The work of ELCA World Hunger is carried out under

these four main categories.

What are relief, education, advocacy, and development?

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This is the Web site address for

ELCA World Hunger.

What is www.elca.org/hunger?

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You could use this resource to hold an

alternative giving fair or give alternative gifts

for holidays and special occasions.

What is the ELCA Good Gifts catalog?

www.elca.org/giving

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These two ELCA World Hunger international

development partners have “Lutheran” as part of their names.

What are Lutheran World Relief and The Lutheran

World Federation?

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These are three Fair Trade products regularly promoted by ELCA World Hunger and supported through Lutheran

World Relief projects.

What are coffee, chocolate, and handcrafts?

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FINAL JEOPARDY

Church History

In this year, two former Lutheran church bodies (the ALC and AELC)

began to formally raise money for world hunger.

What is 1974?