Join us in acknowledging Food For Life Vrindavan, which recently celebrated its 30th anniversary. Since its start in 1991, the organization has been working in the Vrindavan area providing free meal distribution, cleaning and tree planting, paper recycling, organic farming, and sewing and embroidery centers which provide training and employment opportunities for village women. …
Recently, the executive director and co-founder of Food for Life Global joined the Great.com host, Spirit Rosenberg on their podcast. When you think about food, what questions usually come to mind? Is it tasty? Is it healthy? Will I have enough or too much? How will it make me look? Maybe some of these sound familiar; but …
It’s estimated that around 800 million people live in poverty around the globe. How can we help these people and what can YOU do to make real change? Donate Now What are the 3 types of poverty? Poverty occurs when people do not have the material possessions or income required to fulfill their basic life …
What is Food Insecurity? Do you know what’s for dinner tonight? When will you be having your next meal? Are you healthy enough for your body to process this meal? If you answered yes to any of the questions above, you’re one of the fortunate people who are food-secure. In this post, we’ll explore the …
In 2018, 37.2 million people (approximately 11% of the U.S. population) lived in food-insecure households. This means they were often forced to skip meals, eat less at meals, buy cheap non-nutritious food and/or feed their children but not themselves (United States Department of Agriculture, Household Food Security in the United States in 2017). What are the …
Food for Life Global’s principal affiliate, the Food for Life Annamrita program believes in providing children with the right nutrition to support their education. The Annamrita program is based on the belief that “you become what you eat.” The nutritious meals this program serves daily encourage over a million children to attend school. One of …
January 2012 — Winter season came to Ecuador bringing torrential rains and suffocating waves of heat. However, the radical weather patterns were not enough to deter the FFL volunteers from Guayaquil, Ecuador. Taking time out from their busy family lives and business, the volunteers consistently devote time to the service others. Over 500 people were waiting in …
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