Efectúe un donativo
Cuando usted efectúa un donativo a Pan para el Mundo, su donativo es multiplicado. Por cada dólar que usted dona, Pan ayuda a obtener más de $100 en asistencia del gobierno federal para las personas pobres y que padecen de hambre en los Estados Unidos y en el extranjero abogando ante el Congreso. Cuando usted efectúa un donativo, se convierte en miembro de Pan.
Contribuya mensualmente
Usted puede ayudar a erradicar el hambre a través de donativos mensuales durante todo el año a Pan para el Mundo. Al unirse a nuestro programa mensual de donación, “Bakers Dozen”, usted está respaldando nuestra importante misión de erradicar el hambre a la vez que demuestra su apoyo consistente y continuo hacia aquellos que lo necesitan.
Contribuya en honor a o en memoria de un ser querido
Celebre un evento especial—como lo es un cumpleaños, boda o aniversario—o reconozca a alguien especial y al mismo tiempo apoye nuestra misión de erradicar el hambre . Su donativo es una afirmación de nuestro compromiso compartido para persuadir a los líderes de nuestra nación a proveer alimentos adecuados y nutritivos para que aquellos con mayor necesidad puedan recibir el regalo de esperanza y vida.
Otras maneras de contribuir
Existe un sinnúmero de maneras para apoyar nuestra misión de erradicar el hambre. ¿Iguala su patrono sus donativos caritativos? ¿Compra usted en línea? Déle un vistazo a otras maneras de contribuir.
"...porque Dios ama al dador alegre."
2 Corintios 9:7
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