Advocacy Summit 2025
Nourish our Future
Monday, June 9 - Wednesday, June 11, 2025
Museum of the Bible - 400 4th St SW, Washington, DC 20024
Nourish our Future
Monday, June 9 - Wednesday, June 11, 2025
Museum of the Bible - 400 4th St SW, Washington, DC 20024
Nourish our Future
Monday, June 9 - Wednesday, June 11, 2025
Museum of the Bible - 400 4th St SW, Washington, DC 20024
Now more than ever, we lift our voices together.
As we embark on Bread for the World’s 50th anniversary, we are excited to announce Bread’s 2025 Advocacy Summit. During this year’s Summit, we will lift our collective voices on Capitol Hill and celebrate Bread for the World’s 50-year legacy of advocacy to end hunger.
Participants will:
- Gain timely knowledge about legislation impacting hunger from industry experts
- Receive practical advocacy training during focused workshops
- Connect with Bread advocates from across the country in faith-filled worship sessions
What To Expect
Day 1
June 9 – Pre-Summit Sessions
Before the main program begins on Day 2, we will host invitation-only sessions on Day 1. The Pan African Consultation and Latino Convening groups will gather faith and community leaders around Food Insecurity in Pan-African/Black and Latino Communities.
Bread’s Development Team and Board of Directors will also host invitation-only gatherings.
Email [email protected] for more information
Day 2
June 10 – Legislative Policy Panels & Advocacy Training
Sessions will provide critical information and updates on policies and programs impacting access to food. Participants will be equipped to lead effective meetings with their members of Congress and staff.
Day 3
June 11 – Lobby Day
On the last day of the Summit, we will implement knowledge and training from previous days and use our collective voice to ask members of Congress to help give struggling families in the U.S. and around the world a chance at a healthy and prosperous life through policy change.
After a day of lobby visits, we will hold a reception honoring congressional leaders from both parties who have helped advance legislation that decreases hunger.
Throughout all three days there will be time for fellowship, worship and networking with like-minded advocates and hunger policy experts.
Why Attend
Bread for the World believes that human beings, created in the image of God, should have access to sufficient nutritious food. But one in three people suffer from poor nutrition. One in ten people go to bed hungry each night. It doesn’t have to be this way. By advocating for hunger-centric laws and policies, Bread for the World can move our nation and world closer to the end of hunger.
Who Should Attend
All anti-hunger advocates are welcome. Those who want to celebrate Bread’s 50th anniversary among other Bread supporters.
Where
The event will be held at two locations in Washington, DC: Museum of the Bible and the U.S. Senate and House Office Buildings on Capitol Hill.
Schedule
Bread for the World recognizes that hosting an event at the Museum of the Bible may bring a range of reactions. We have engaged in direct conversations with museum leadership to understand their trajectory and commitment to acknowledgment and restoration. While we do not claim full alignment, we believe in engaging with those around us, including those with whom we may not fully agree. As an organization that works across political, social, and religious lines, we see value in fostering relationships—even in complexity. We appreciate that some may have concerns and respect all perspectives on this matter.
Please contact your regional or state organizer or strategist with any questions.
Accommodations
A variety of lodging options have been secured to suit attendee needs. Room blocks have been secured at the facilities listed below. Use the information provided to take advantage of discounted rates.
Please make reservations early, as space is limited and discounted rates will expire.
- Holiday Inn Washington Capitol National Mall
- Hyatt Place, Washington DC, National Mall
- Catholic University NOW OPEN! (dormitory-style lodging, total due upon booking) Group Code: BFW2025
Staying at Catholic Univ? Here are some additional details.
These lodging facilities are suggested, not required. Attendees can reserve their own hotel rooms anywhere in the Washington, DC metro area. The Wharf and Capitol Hill neighborhoods are both nearby.
While this year’s event will be hosted over three days in celebration of Bread’s 50th Anniversary, we encourage all registrants to review the schedule and determine a personal itinerary that best suits your interests and logistical needs.
