The Extended Alimentation Program aims to eradicate malnutrition within entire families by providing bags of food to households that present extreme cases of impoverishment and malnutrition. Currently, there are 45 families in 5 communities benefiting from the program, which also includes home visits where we can observe living conditions.
Clavellinas, also known as Coyotes Clavellinas, is one of the most populated communities within the San Miguel de Allende municipality, with 1,425 inhabitants in 296 homes. Our school kitchen there, opened in 2007, serves meals every school day to 300 preschool and elementary school students.
Feed the Hungry San Miguel recently hosted guests of our popular “March Magic” tour, held March 28 through April 3. Attendees got to experience the wonders of San Miguel de Allende and surrounding areas, as well as the kind of transformative work we are able to do thanks to the funds raised by the event.
I am honored to introduce myself as the new president of Feed the Hungry San Miguel. I started working with Feed the Hungry more than three years ago, first packing food, then driving food deliveries to schools every week, then as a board member. I am humbled to have the confidence of the board and promise to do all I can to continue the success of Feed the Hungry.
By supporting Feed the Hungry San Miguel, you are contributing health, hope, and opportunity to disadvantaged communities in the San Miguel de Allende municipality. Learn about the many ways you can make a difference.
Volunteers are a very important part of Feed the Hungry San Miguel’s operations. We could not operate so efficiently without their dedicated support. Get to know volunteer David Bryant.
As the immediate past president of Feed the Hungry San Miguel, Inc, Al Kocourek will always be honored as the leader who moved the organization to role model status for all charities in San Miguel de Allende – perhaps for all charities in Mexico.
Feed the Hungry San Miguel has added to its formidable bank of expertise through updates to its leadership and additions to its Advisory Council. All are volunteer positions held by passionate supporters of Feed the Hungry’s mission
There is nothing like starting off the new year with a brand new school kitchen in a community new to the Feed the Hungry San Miguel school meals program. On January 18, a sparkling kitchen and a shaded dining area were inaugurated in Don Francisco.
Attendees of this exclusive excursion, March 28 through April 3, will experience the heart of Mexico as an insider, enjoying the culture, history, music, and incredible food of San Miguel de Allende while contributing to the well-being of children in San Miguel’s poorest communities.
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