Corinth Christian Church Volunteers Pack Over 124,000 Meals to Fight World Hunger in Loganville, GA

Hundreds of volunteers from Corinth Christian Church in Walton County, Georgia, are set to tackle world hunger through a partnership with Feed My Starving Children (FMSC). This collaborative effort will see nearly 700 volunteers hand-pack over 124,000 meals over a weekend event at the church located at 1635 Highway 81, Loganville, GA.

Community members are invited to contribute to this cause either by donating funds to cover meal costs or by volunteering their time to package the food. Donations can be made immediately, while volunteer registration is currently open. For more details, interested parties can visit the FMSC website.

Feed My Starving Children is a Christian nonprofit organization committed to providing meals to children in need worldwide. Since its founding in 1987, FMSC has distributed over 4 billion meals to more than 100 countries. The organization emphasizes not only feeding children but also empowering communities to transition from relief to development. FMSC’s MarketPlace™ initiative supports local artisans by purchasing handcrafted goods at fair wages, with proceeds funding additional meals for children globally.

The FMSC MobilePack™ events, such as the one hosted by Corinth Christian Church, bring together volunteers from across the United States to pack and fund meals. These events are hosted by churches, businesses, community groups, and schools, all united in the mission to combat world hunger. This initiative reflects the biblical principle of loving one’s neighbor, as seen in Matthew 25:35, by providing for those in need and fostering community involvement in addressing global challenges.

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