How much money did Binghamton churches raise for South Sudan?

Saint Paul's and Saint Mary's churches raised over $20,000 for hunger relief in South Sudan.

What inspired the fundraising campaign for South Sudan?

The campaign was inspired by a documentary that highlighted the severe starvation faced by people in South Sudan.

Are the churches still accepting donations for South Sudan?

Yes, the churches are continuing to raise money for the cause and encourage donations through their Parish office.

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Binghamton Churches Double Sudan Hunger Relief Goal

10 Apr

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Summary

Two Binghamton churches exceeded their fundraising goal by doubling it.
The campaign raised more than $20,000 for hunger relief in South Sudan.
Lent campaign to feed the hungry in South Sudan was inspired by a documentary.

Binghamton Churches Double Sudan Hunger Relief Goal

Saint Paul's and Saint Mary's churches in Binghamton have significantly surpassed their fundraising target, collecting over $20,000 to aid those facing hunger in South Sudan. The initiative, inspired by a documentary detailing the dire conditions, aimed to raise $10,000.

Father Arthur Krawczenko, pastor of both churches, expressed his surprise at the community's overwhelming response, which more than doubled the initial goal. Parish Council President Kathy Blodgett noted the unexpected success, emphasizing the importance of community support, especially during the Lenten season when the campaign began.

While Lent has ended, the churches are continuing their efforts to gather further donations for South Sudan. Those wishing to contribute can contact the Parish office for details on mailing checks or making in-person donations.

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