The Ada County CROP Hunger Walk is one of 1,000+ across the nation, symbolizing the walk many around the world must make for basic resources such as food, water, shelter and protection. The CROP Hunger Walk is a great community event – an opportunity for everyone to show that they really care about fighting hunger and poverty, aiding refugees, and contributing to the vital self-help development programs for which Church World Service has been known for over 70 years. Walkers find sponsors to donate to ending hunger.

Enjoy the 3.4-mile loop that begins on the Greenbelt, continues downtown past the Capitol and back to Julia Davis Park.   A one-mile loop is available for those who need a shorter route. The routes are wheelchair accessible.  Registration is at 2:30 p.m. and the walk starts at 3 p.m.