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Food For The Poor strives to provide for poverty-stricken children and families in primarily 17 countries throughout the Caribbean and Latin America. And we need your help! Your responses to this survey will help us understand what’s important to you so that, together, we can save lives.

Step 1 of 11 - Q1

1) Which aspects of Food For The Poor's work are most meaningful to you?

Please rank the following according to their importance to you, with First Priority being your highest priority.

You may only select one answer for each option.

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I want to reflect God's unconditional love by serving the "least of these."

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I have a desire to give and trust Food For The Poor to exceed my expectations as a steward of my gift.

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It is important to me that after emergencies, we respond to the needs of our vulnerable brothers and sisters throughout the Caribbean and Latin America by providing food, water and aid for children and families.

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I want to link the church of the First World with the church of the Developing World in a manner that helps both the materially poor and the poor in spirit.

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I have taken or plan to take a "Journey of Hope" to see firsthand how I am helping others and to witness the deep faith of people who rely upon the Lord's mercy for everyday survival.

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2. Please rate your interest in any of the following programs:

I have participated in this way	I’m interested, please send me more information	I may someday be interested	I am not interested

Fighting malnutrition so that parents, children and entire communities can reach their full potential.