Feed the Elderly

Meals With Hope: How It Works

Every week, our team partners with local Cuban churches to deliver meals directly to seniors in the community — both inside the church and on the streets. We currently serve 70–75 people, twice each week.

Food is sourced weekly through a trusted local partnership with supermarket23.com, keeping distribution consistent, local, and dignified. No international shipping, no red tape — meals go from purchase to plate fast.

Two elderly women and a volunteer sharing a meal at a Cuban church

Food restores more than hunger

A bowl of rice and beans sounds simple. But for a 70-year-old Cuban woman living alone on $4 a month, it means she doesn’t spend her week in anxiety about where her next meal will come from.

Regular meals restore routine. They build trust. They say: someone sees you, and someone cares.

That’s the foundation everything else is built on. Relationship starts at the table.

A volunteer preparing food for the week's meals in Cuba
Every meal is cooked and prepared by hand for the seniors we serve.

What your gift accomplishes

$10 provides two weeks of meals for one person
$20 provides a full month of meals for one person
  • 70–75 people fed every week, twice a week
  • Local church partnerships anchor every distribution point
  • 100% of donations go directly toward food and delivery

Feed someone this week.

Just $20 puts a full month of meals on the table for a Cuban senior who would otherwise go without. Every gift goes straight to food and delivery.

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