Home Blog The Huatulco Food Bank: Helping to Feed Huatulco’s Families In Need The Huatulco Food Bank: Helping to Feed Huatulco’s Families In Need by Brent May April 17, 2020 by Brent May 2.3K The Huatulco Food Bank was founded 7 years ago by Randy Clearwater and Wilfrido Justiniano. Basically a cupboard stocked with staple items to help people who struggle to put food on the table, the organization helps local people and surrounding rural communities through the Alcance Church. Randy is the contact between the international community in Huatulco and the Food Bank. Randy’s role is to assist in raising funds from local tourists and expats. He purchases the groceries and keeps the cupboard filled. The Huatulco Food Bank’s Mission The Huatulco Food Bank’s mission is to assist fragile community segments: widows, single mothers, elderly and disabled in and around Huatulco.By working with the Alcance Christian Church, the Food Bank is able to identify, connect with and serve those in need. The Church assists in distributing food to the people most in need. COVID-19 Crisis in Huatulco The COVID-19 crisis brings new challenges. Because of numerous layoffs around the community, the depth and breadth of need is being felt on a larger scale. The Food Bank is assembling care packages with rice, beans, vegetable oil,pasta, tuna, milk, toilet paper and sugar. The challenge is to get the food to at risk populations and communities. Distributing the food in an organized manner is perhaps the most difficult task. Compassionate stories come up every day. Recently, an older gentleman who is struggling financially received a care package. He has been out of work for weeks and is diabetic. As Willy appeared with a food hamper, the man cried because the food arrived just as he was contemplating his next step since he had run out of food and money. Feel moved to assist? If you feel moved to donate to the Huatulco Food Bank to assist them in continuing their activities during this crisis, donations can be made by transfer to [email protected] or PayPal at the same email address. A gofundme campaign titled Huatulco Food Bank will appear on their Facebook page in the near future. For current Huatulco community members, assistance can also come in other forms. The biggest challenge so far is to organize the distribution in the community. The Food Bank’s organizers are open to working with other businesses and service groups to cross reference those in need and be able to extend assistance further. Connect with the Huatulco Food Bank Group on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1574782399424249/ Donations can be made via email money transfer or PayPal to: [email protected] 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail Brent May Brent May is the GM and Founder of Mexico Living. He is highly motivated and strives for excellence in order to provide the best service possible for foreigners buying property in Mexico. He understands some of the frustrations people may have while searching for a property in paradise and has learned from his own experiences buying and living in Mexico. Brent and his wife are grateful for the opportunities they have and to be able to live in a place most people vacation in. Brent's extensive knowledge and experience in the buying process will leave you at ease while buying property in Mexico. previous post 2 New Doctors We Love in Huatulco next post Fishermen in Oaxaca Give Away their Catch to Needy Families You may also like Traveling to Mexico with Your Dog: What You... March 17, 2025 Progreso Cost of Living: A Complete Breakdown for... March 17, 2025 Puerto Escondido Real Estate Trends: Why It’s Mexico’s... March 7, 2025 Discover the Best Beach Towns to Retire in... March 7, 2025 Migrating to Mexico Made Easy: Key Tips for... February 18, 2025 Why Mexico Tops the Charts for Retirement: 4... February 18, 2025 Luxury Real Estate in Mexico: Why Coastal Living... February 16, 2025 The Ultimate Bucket List for Yucatan State: Adventure... February 16, 2025 Is Yucatan State a Safe Place to Live?... February 16, 2025 Huatulco vs Puerto Escondido: Which Beach Town is... February 10, 2025 1 comment Mary Halstead April 12, 2021 - 3:21 am Please leave information for Disabled People, Do u have doors wide enough for wheelchair ? Can I come to Restaurant with my wheelchair? Is there elevators? Things like this that Disabled People can enjoy your Hotel. Thank You Reply Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.