On-line Registration and Sponsorship

Walkers who register on-line can receive credit for contributions made on-line by sponsors. Please take advantage of this opportunity.

You can register as an individual walker or you can register as part of a team. The team may be a church, organization, family, or other group of walkers. (The first person who registers as a member of a new team automatically creates that team.)

Sponsors may make a contribution by credit card in the name of an individual or in the name of a team. After registering as a walker, you might want to inform potential sponsors by email.

Follow this link to register or to become a sponsor. To register, click the "REGISTER HERE" button. To sponsor an individaul, click on the person's name (or you may have to pick ">>search" and type in someone's first name or last name). To sponsor a team or team member, click on the team's name.

So far, Second Presbyterian Church, Christ Church Cathedral, Calvary Baptist Church, Good Shepherd Episcopal Church, and the Pisgah Presbyterian Youth Group have created teams.

Educational Activities along the Walk

Educational activities will be presented along the route by youth from Lexington Beaumont Presbyterian and Georgetown Faith Baptist. Also, Bread for the World will be represented to share their mission. Here are some of Beaumont's displays from the 2006 Walk.

The 2007 CROP Hunger Walk Route

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Lexington Walk Coordinator Honored

Judy Ellis, Lexington Walk Coordinator, is one of three selected for the 2006 CROP Honor Roll by the Indiana & Kentucky CWS/CROP Regional Office. The award was presented to Judy by Regional Director Rev. Judy Dunson at a Second Presbyterian Church service.

Judy Ellis has served on the Fayette Co. CROP Hunger Walk Team since 2000, and is the current Coordinator. She is a member of Second Presbyterian Church (Lexington), and was honored in October 2006 with the Faith in Action Award from God’s Pantry, the local agency which receives the CWS grant based on the funds raised by the CROP Hunger Walk. Judy actively promotes the CWS Tools and Blanket Program at church and, for the past eight years, has served as her church’s representative to the Downtown Christian Unity Task Force (co-sponsors of the CROP Walk). She and her husband Glenn have two adult daughters with four grandchildren. Judy plans to retire in 2009 after 40 years as a Registered Nurse.