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86 percent of international assistance contracts and grants through USAID have been terminated. In response, Bread for the World gathered faith leaders for a Prayer Vigil in Washington, D.C., calling on Congress and the administration to do all that they can to protect critical international aid that supports tens of millions of people suffering around the world.

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Raise your voice to oppose funding cuts to SNAP and Medicaid

With food prices rising and now expected to get even higher, urge Congress to oppose proposed budget cuts that would significantly reduce funding for SNAP and Medicaid.

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Now is the time to speak up for international aid

Bread for the World advocates across the country are urging members of Congress to call for the immediate restoration of lifesaving USAID programs and funding. Add your voice.

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The Problem

Nearly one in ten people around the world goes to bed hungry at night.

One in four children under age five is severely malnourished.
But it doesn’t have to be that way.

Every voice matters. With your support, we can reach the people with the power and resources to make hunger a problem of the past.

We know hunger is solvable.

It’s more than growing enough food.
It’s getting the right nutrition to the people who need it.

As Christians and activists, we can leverage our collective power and resources to make hunger a problem of the past.

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With your support,
we can end hunger.

Churches, charities, food banks, and nonprofit organizations can’t solve hunger alone. Government programs and policies play an especially important role. Thanks to an abundance of resources, federal nutrition programs provide 10 times as much food assistance as private churches and charities combined.

When enough people speak up, government leaders listen.

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Communities

Disproportionate Impact

Hunger affects every community.
However, at Bread, we see a disproportionate impact on women, communities of color, and rural communities – both in the U.S. and around the world. We are led by the voices of each community to seek nourishment and well-being for all. More voices are essential to advocate with those most impacted for equitable and effective programs that will end hunger in these communities.