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2009 Phenomenal Women Charity Drive: FMSC.org Each year, between Nov 1 and Dec 31, Phenomenal Women runs a charity drive. We collect monies from our members, friends, and families and make a lump sum donation to a 501(c)(3) organization that is nominated...
It's Beginning to Look A Lot Like Christmas As the year draws to a close, we enter a special time called "The Holidays". It's that time between Halloween and Thanksgiving when people put on their festive best, are in good cheer, are baking and...
Remembering Andrew Michael Kippley Phenomenal Women extends deep and heartfelt sorrow toward a member of our community who lost her son to cancer on Friday. Andrew was a lively, funny young man who brought joy to the lives of those around...
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Each year, between Nov 1 and Dec 31, Phenomenal Women runs a charity drive. We collect monies from our members, friends, and families and make a lump sum donation to a 501(c)(3) organization that is nominated by our members. I’d like to take time to give a bit of information about the charity we’re driving for this year. For 2009, we have chosen to raise funds for Feed My Starving Children, in honor of Andrew Kippley.
Feed My Starving Children is a non-profit Christian organization committed to feeding God’s starving children hungry in body and spirit. The approach is simple: children and adults hand-pack meals formulated specially for starving children, and we ship the meals to more than 60 countries around the world.
Our Vision
With God’s help Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) will strive to eliminate starvation in children throughout the world by helping to instill compassion in people to hear and respond to the cries of those in need.
OverviewFrom its beginnings, Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) has worked to develop a food mixture that would be easy and safe to transport, simple to make with only boiling water, and culturally acceptable worldwide.
With the input of scientists from major food companies in the Twin Cities area—including Cargill and General Mills—FMSC developed a formula consisting of:
1. Rice, the most widely accepted grain around the world.
2. Extruded soy nuggets, providing maximum protein at lowest cost.
3. Vitamins, minerals and a vegetarian chicken flavoring to give growing children the critical nutritional elements they need.
4. Dehydrated vegetables for flavor and nutrition.Packaged in small pouches—each of which provides six highly nutritious meals—this easy-to-prepare food blend has won rave reviews all over the world. While the formula was designed to save the lives of severely malnourished and starving children, the ingredients also improve the health, growth and physical well-being of children who are no longer in immediate danger of starvation. A team of food scientists continues to monitor the FMSC formula to ensure that it meets nutritional needs for the world’s hungry children.
A single bag of food—which provides meals for six children—costs around $1 to produce, and 94 percent of all donations to FMSC goes directly toward the food program.
Countries
Where We Work
Feed My Starving Children provides life-saving meals to people who need them most all over the world — from countries affected by natural disaster to places enduring economic despair. FMSC meals are distributed in more than 60 countries through missionary partnerships at orphanages, schools, clinics, refugee camps and malnourishment centers.
FMSC believes in sustainability – we don’t simply send one shipment of food to a country. Instead, we continue to provide our mission partners with the food they need to maintain their feeding programs.
This map highlights many of the countries we serve. Click on the flag to view the number of meals we shipped in 2008 to the corresponding country. Use the zoom controls (+/-) or double click on the map to zoom in on a region or country. Please note that the flag represents the entire country, not the specific shipment location.
FIND FMSC on Twitter and Facebook. Donate to the 2009 PW Charity Event by clicking on donate button at the bbottom of this page, or by sending a paypal to admin [at] phenomsonline.com. Please be sure to include an email address that you check often, so that we can send a copy of the acknowledgement of donation. You may need it for your tax records!
The deadline to donate with the group is December 28th, however you may also make your own donation at FMSC.org.
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As the year draws to a close, we enter a special time called “The Holidays”. It’s that time between Halloween and Thanksgiving when people put on their festive best, are in good cheer, are baking and cooking and planning and looking forward to being with loved ones, near and far.
Around our homes, the scents are delightful and tempting. Gingerbread, fruitcake, candies, cookies, pies… and those are just the desserts! Can’t forget the Christmas ham or goose or turkey or prime rib, or if you’re a vegetarian, tofurkey! Pile on the side dishes and the rolls, pour a glass of punch, and a good time is had by all.
What does Christmas look like, or sound like, at your house? Have you decorated your homes, your work space, your car, maybe, for the holidays?
Comment below with a photo or a link to a photo you’ve posted, so we can all celebrate the Joy of the Christmas Season together. Who knows, it may even inspire someone with a “Bah Humbug” attitude into getting into the spirit!
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2009
Phenomenal Women extends deep and heartfelt sorrow toward a member of our community who lost her son to cancer on Friday. Andrew was a lively, funny young man who brought joy to the lives of those around him. He will be loved and missed. Our entire community wishes peace and love to not only our member but anyone who is missing a child lost to Cancer.
Tributes and memorials can be made to Andrew’s favorite charity, Feed My Starving Children: http://www.fmsc.org.
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