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Feed the Hungry operates school kitchens in 35 communities in the San Miguel de Allende municipality, and one school kitchen in Misión Chichimeca, near San Luis de la Paz, which is outside of our self-imposed parameters. However, when we responded to their plea for help, the poverty of the community and the condition of the
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To achieve our goal of addressing community hunger beyond schools and early childhood, we explore how we can join efforts with other charitable programs in our community to leverage each other’s resources, such as a synergistic relationship where we can combine another organization’s kitchen and distribution network with Feed the Hungry’s immense channels for acquiring
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Family Nutrition workshops are conducted for the mothers of the children we serve. Individualized counseling is provided to the mothers of children identified as severely malnourished or obese. The health and nutrition of each individual child served by Feed the Hungry San Miguel is evaluated on a semi-annual basis to identify improvements or deficiencies in
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As Feed the Hungry’s scope expanded to address the dire circumstances affecting our community during the COVID-19 pandemic, we became even more familiar with the hardships many of our rural citizens face every day. In 2015, 44.3% of the greater San Miguel de Allende population was in a situation of moderate poverty, and 4.26% in
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In the small rural communities in the San Miguel municipality there are no daycare centers. This is primarily because the mothers do not have “outside” employment; they stay at home to care for their children, although some do participate in cottage industry activities. After around eight months of age, the children are fed essentially the
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When schools are in session, Feed the Hungry San Miguel operates kitchens attached to 40 preschools and primary schools in the poorest communities in the San Miguel de Allende municipality. The majority of them are in rural villages. In most of the communities, cooks are hired, trained, and paid a year-round salary and benefits, while in
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THIRD-PARTY ACCREDITATIONS Feed the Hungry San Miguel, Inc is annually rated by Charity Navigator through their Encompass Rating system and has received a 100 out of 100 rating. This score designates Feed the Hungry San Miguel as an official “Give with Confidence” charity, indicating that our organization is using its donations effectively based on Charity Navigator’s criteria.
BOARD MEMBERS 2024 FEED THE HUNGRY SAN MIGUEL, INC. Mike Taylor, President Jennifer Venkatraman, Secretary Joan Nagelkirk, Strategic Planning Liz Dietz, Events Peter Bramley, Communications Francisco Garay,At Large Jerry O’Brien,Treasurer Karime Orihuela, At Large Barbara Vidargas, At Large FEED THE HUNGRY A.C. Jennifer Venkatraman, President Francis Bonilla, Vice President Jerry O’Brien, Treasurer MEMBERS OF THE
Adequate nutrition from birth gives children a better start to life. While we are feeding children, we believe that we are also improving conditions for generations to come. Entire families and communities benefit when children are healthy, educated, and inspired by the fact that someone cared enough to give them a hand. Though our School
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