Send us a text A storm can level a home in minutes, but rebuilding a life takes an entire community working together. After Hurricane Melissa ripped through western Jamaica, we came back from the ground with a clear picture of what recovery really takes: food when cupboards are empty, safe water when systems fail, a temporary place to sleep, and then a rapid shift toward rebuilding homes and restoring livelihoods. The damage was uneven and often heartbreaking. Some neighborhoods stood untouch...
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Send us a text A storm can level a home in minutes, but rebuilding a life takes an entire community working together. After Hurricane Melissa ripped through western Jamaica, we came back from the ground with a clear picture of what recovery really takes: food when cupboards are empty, safe water when systems fail, a temporary place to sleep, and then a rapid shift toward rebuilding homes and restoring livelihoods. The damage was uneven and often heartbreaking. Some neighborhoods stood untouch...
Ep. 9 - Myrka Dellanos' Full Circle Moment with Food For The Poor | Hispanic Heritage Month
Beyond The Plate – A Podcast by Food For The Poor
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Ep. 9 - Myrka Dellanos' Full Circle Moment with Food For The Poor | Hispanic Heritage Month
Send us a textTune in to our inaugural remote episode featuring the celebrated journalist and icon, Myrka Dellanos. Broadcasting from Food For The Poor's warehouse in Coconut Creek, Myrka reflects on her journey from Hispanic immigrant to a prominent figure giving back to the community. Alongside her co-host Sadiel, Myrka participated in Food For The Poor's volunteer packing event, aimed at supplying children in Latin America with essential school supplies. During this event, they engaged in ...
Beyond The Plate – A Podcast by Food For The Poor
Send us a text A storm can level a home in minutes, but rebuilding a life takes an entire community working together. After Hurricane Melissa ripped through western Jamaica, we came back from the ground with a clear picture of what recovery really takes: food when cupboards are empty, safe water when systems fail, a temporary place to sleep, and then a rapid shift toward rebuilding homes and restoring livelihoods. The damage was uneven and often heartbreaking. Some neighborhoods stood untouch...
