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'In body, soul and spirit..."
"We support Feed My Sheep because it not only ministers to a person's body, but also to their soul and spirit. Every person receives prayer and many people have come just for the prayer. It is also an organization that is the most worthy of support as more money goes to the cause than any other non-profit on the island."
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Feed My Sheep News
Call for Volunteers
We are seeking volunteers for our distributions in Lahaina, Kahului and Kihei. If you would like to inquire about available dates ask for Jessi at 872-9100.
Learn more on our volunteer page.
Feed My Sheep Accredited by ECFA
On January 6th, 2015,The ECFA (Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability) announced the accreditation of Feed My Sheep of Pu`unene, HI.
Read more...Kumu Farms
We are excited to share a new collaboration with Kumu Farms at Maui Tropical Plantation. Kumu Farms offers beautiful, certified organic, local produce at great prices for the Maui community. Now they are donating a portion of that produce to Feed My Sheep to help those in need. We encourage you to check them out and support local farmers.
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GoodSearch
Feed My Sheep has joined GoodSearch, a new search engine that directs half of its sponsored search revenues to good causes like ours.
FMS is a member of Maui United Way
Maui United Way
Feed My Sheep is a member of Maui United Way
Support FMS at Aloha Recycling
You can turn your HI-5 Redeemable Recycling into food for the Hungry with one stop at Aloha Recycling across from VIP Cash 'n' Carry in Kahului. Aloha recycling has accounts for all sorts of local causes. Tell them you'd like your refund to go to Feed My Sheep and the full value of your donation will come to us.
Volunteer Spotlight
Kenny & Jackie Ching
Kenny and Jackie Ching, long-time volunteers, have made the Wailuku distribution a part of their Saturday mornings for 6 years. As Kenny shared, “We’ve seen people change. Now when we ask for prayer needs they ask to pray ‘Thank You that you folks (Feed My Sheep) are here.’”
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