How a Daily Box of Food Inspired a Food Pantry
One box of food from Jetsunma Ahkon Lhamo and KPC Buddhist Relief was delivered to the Upcounty Hub without fail, every day for over a year.
Over 1 ton of food delivered to the Upcounty Hub last Friday!
With pandemic SNAP benefits no longer available and the rising cost of food, families often need to decide between paying for healthcare, or electricity, or food. No one should have to choose amongst basic necessities.
To meet this increased need, Buddhist Relief is ramping up our donations to our nonprofit partners.
More From Buddhist Relief to the UpCounty Hub
KPC’s Buddhist Relief program continues on a roll! We would love your support as we continue making a tangible and traceable impact in our communities that need it most.
Today’s Harvest to the Upcounty Hub
Thank you to the village of people who came out to help with the harvest today!
Buddhist Relief and Networking with Others
When Buddhist Relief was first formed Jetsunma said: “Get out there. Set up visible networks. Make Buddhist Relief happen. Be seen. Be heard. We should be set up, not only as an information hub or clearinghouse online, but we should actually take phone calls, and get in a truck and go help someone who cries out for help.”
Buddhist Relief partnership with the Upcounty Hub
Our Buddhist Relief program works closely with the Upcounty Hub in Germantown to collect and distribute the food donations and emergency and hygiene supplies to those in need.
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