Food for Life Mexico was supported by Food for Life Global with a grant last year to respond to the massive earthquake that hit the city. Thousands of vegan meals were served during those chaotic weeks following the devastation and they received praise from the local Red Cross agency that told them that their meals were the best of all humanitarian agencies.
Fast forward to 2018, and the newly created team has expanded its efforts and is providing hundreds of meals weekly. They recently provided 400 meals to patients at the Trajimos Hospital.
“We are serving our patients what they request,” explained program manager Annapurna dasi. “Of course, every meal is vegan and today we served oatmeal porridge, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and fresh fruit (mango and bananas).”
Frequently Asked Questions
How has Food for Life Mexico expanded its efforts?
By 2018, they expanded to provide hundreds of meals weekly, including delivering 400 meals to Trajimos Hospital patients.
What types of meals does Food for Life Mexico serve?
They serve a variety of vegan meals, including oatmeal porridge, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, and fresh fruits like mango and bananas.
How did Food for Life Mexico respond to the earthquake?
After the earthquake, Food for Life Mexico served thousands of vegan meals, offering crucial support and receiving praise from local agencies.
What is Food for Life Mexico?
Food for Life Mexico is a humanitarian organization that provides vegan meals to communities in need, supported by Food for Life Global.
