Our Members

Each of Bread for the World's members has their own story about their involvement in the anti-hunger movement. As individuals, we may volunteer in social ministries and give to our churches' hunger appeals. But we also know that a single decision by Congress or the president can outweigh or multiply our contributions. 

Read some of their inspiring stories:

• "An inspiration to activists everywhere": Connie Wick
  
  
• Decades of Anti-Hunger Work in New Mexico and Nebraska: Charlotte and Titus Scholl
  
  
• The Time Is Right: Terry Meehan
  
  
• In Wisconsin, Ready to “Be Dunn with Hunger”: Julie McNaughton
  
  
• Called to Be a Witness: Rev. Billy Kyles
  
  
• In Nebraska, a Multi-Layered Approach to Fighting Hunger: Jana Prescott
  
  

• Advocacy: A Political Solution to a Political Problem: Ed Payne

• From a Few Coins to Hosting Archbishop: Judy and Rich Andrews

• Gaining Momentum in Denver: Claudia Svarstad

• "We can involve our children in something significant" Malcom Street

• Trade Justice in Texas: Campus activist Kate Dillon

• Partners Against Hunger and Poverty: Doug and Gail Seebeck

• Two Generations of Activists: Sarah Brown-Whale

• Bread for the World "Gets Into Your Heart": Joe Martingale

• Practicing Infectious Activism: Suzanne Berman

• 4,500 Miles for World Hunger: Chuck and Laura Richardson

• "Hunger Hero" in New Mexico: Carlos Navarro 

• Longtime Activist Sees Progress, More Opportunities: Beth Lepinski