I lived in Milwaukee since I was 3 years old, and although I no longer live there, I have friends living there.

F God is my provider, I feel the urge to give some. To support Thrivent in their giving is an honor.

Neighbors should help neighbors in need

Every little bit helps the need that is so big in our communities still!

it's a blessing to give

We were very fortunate to not have been impacted. Want to help those less fortunate.

I'm grateful to be dry.

When things go bad, we must stand together

food insecurity shouldn't happen in a society as abundant as ours

To give people hope and renewed faith in God's goodness.

So many people have lost everything so I'm glad that these funds will go to our community.

We don't want people to go hungry in Wisconsin!

We used to live right by Menomonee River Parkway and we see that people who experienced flooding in 2008 were hit yet again. Very sad.

Feel Terrie for folks who were flooded and have no flood insurance

When things go bad, we must stand together

Feeding people who have lost everything is so important.

Every little bit helps the need that is so big in our communities still!

Glad to help Milwaukee flood victims - and matching through Thrivent.

I was blessed to not have any flood damage. My heart goes out to those who have been devastated by this.

Happy to help, feed out neighbors

We were lucky the flood didn't affect us, feel the need to help others who were affected.

When things go bad, we must stand together.

I am blessed; so want to share God's blessings with others.

Every little bit helps the need that is so big in our communities still!

It provides food for people devasted by the flood.

It’s so important to support those affected by this disaster. Sending hope for your recovery.

The devastation is worse then many really know. Supporting our neighbors is what He taught us.