4-15-07 CROP Walk CD

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Despite the rainy weather, supporters of the 21st annual CROP Walk sponsored by the IFC of Carrboro, still walked on Sunday afternoon. Starting at the Farmer's Market, supporters made the 4 mile trek into Chapel Hill to show their support for fighting hunger locally, domestically, and globally. 

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Jane Merrifield 14, Emma Lo 13, and Annie Lo 10, made the 4 mile walk for hunger Sunday afternoon to support the 21st Annual CROP Walk. Starting at the Farmer's Market in Carrboro, groups of supporters made their way onto the UNC campus despite the stormy weather. Emma Lo, a student at Durham Academy said, "I was a little worried about the rain, but I knew this would still be fun especially since it's for a good cause". 

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Phil Rzewnicki, a deacon at St. Thomas Moore Catholic Church in Chapel Hill, and his dog Levi make a stop at NC Hillel during Sunday's 21st annual CROP Walk sponsored locally by the IFC of Carrboro. The rainy weather didn't stop Phil from participating in the walk to support hunger. The CROP Walk is committed to fighting hunger locally, domestically, and globally. 

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Phil Rzewnicki, a deacon at St. Thomas Moore Catholic Church in Chapel Hill, and his wife Anna Rzewnicki with their dog Levi, stop by NC Hillel's reststop during Sunday afternoon's CROP Walk. Locally sponsored by Carrboro's IFC, the CROP Walk, held annually, aims to support the fight for hunger locally and globally. The rain didn't stop the participant's from showing their support during the 4 mile walk. Rzewnicki said, "no matter where we live we always come out to show our support".