In the United States the Convoy has provided groceries to nearly 600,000 people at outreaches designed to empower churches and strengthen communities. Also, food, water filtration systems and other supplies have been distributed in 28 countries. To respond to the ever-growing needs of the world's poor and hungry, Convoy of Hope is seeking more companies to join their fight against poverty and despair. I think God opened the doors for us to acquire the building because He intends to fill it with food so we can touch many more people. To that end, Marquart says the Convoy wants to partner with individuals and corporations that are willing to make a difference in the world.
Businesses get tax breaks, good press and the satisfaction that they are helping the hungry.
According to Dick Evans, the Convoy of Hope also welcomes financial gifts that can be used to purchase food well below market price. That's what Jesus would have us do.