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Highlights & Happenings Newsletter – Spring 2024
Are You Ready for an Adventure?
Our volunteer drivers play a vital role in our hot meals program by delivering food ingredients to the school kitchens. See a different side of San Miguel de Allende, meet the children, and learn about their communities.
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Amistad Canada Team Visit to Feed the Hungry San Miguel’s Headquarters
Visitors from Amistad Canada enjoyed a tour of our headquarters as our dedicated Operations team revealed the inner workings of our programs.
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Learn About the Communities We Support
Get to know the beneficiaries of our school meals program and the results of our regular assessments of the health of the children in each school.
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Extending Our Reach Once More
We are thrilled to announce the opening of another rural school kitchen, and expanded support for urban communities and charities.
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40th Anniversary Gala: A Night to Remember
Feed the Hungry San Miguel’s spectacular 40th Anniversary Gala at Rosewood San Miguel de Allende on April 16 was an unforgettable evening, and we couldn’t have asked for a better way to mark this milestone.
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President’s Letter
This year, we celebrate Feed the Hungry San Miguel’s 40 years of service to the community. By the end of 2024 we expect to serve, for the first time, our one-millionth meal in a single year.
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Feed the Hungry San Miguel at 40: From a Few Meals to a Million
Feed the Hungry San Miguel started as a small, informal charitable organization in 1984. We have grown and adapted to change over the past many years.
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