Food Distribution, but what happen?

Food Distribution, but what happen?

Have the people in the slums lost hope? Or—is desperation reaching a whole new level?
It is becoming more and more difficult to execute our mission. We must find new, creative ideas to continue our journey as the world changes around us. This is where your thoughts, ideas, and suggestions help us…

Food Distribution

Food Distribution

We have logged yet, another food distribution as part of our annual campaign support. How was it? Well—crazy, chaotic, out of control, loud..., but a rewarding, exciting, and humbling experience at the same time.

We distributed food supplies to 75 families to last the average family of five, approximately 2~3 weeks. The food supplies included basic things such as rice, lentils, flour, cooking oil, etc.

Medical Camp

Medical Camp

We kicked off the fall-2022 projects with a medical camp—not the kid’s favorite, but keep reading to learn how they snuck upon us.

One hundred and thirty-four people came to the camp looking for a medical check and for medicines. We made sure they got taken care of.

HOPE, THE BEST IS YET TO COME

HOPE, THE BEST IS YET TO COME

The last two years have been a challenge for everyone around the world. We continue to struggle with the pandemic, one that continues to hamper the ability of people to move around our world. This has significantly impacted us @H4ZP; we rely on key players around the world to continue our cause. However, we are committed; we will never give up! Click to learn more about the campaign, including photos of the event.

International Women's Day

International Women's Day

Today is a day, where all around the world people are celebrating women. Celebrating women of all shapes, all sizes, all cultures, and all backgrounds on how resilient and strong they are. We at Hands 4 Zero Poverty (H4ZP) swork with girls and women that exemplify being strong and resilient. So, we are taking today to highlight some of the most recent examples of this.

Scholarship

Scholarship

Blog by Mikaela Cauble.

Let's take a moment to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of holiday shopping. Instead, let's go back a couple of months to when the hustle and bustle was all-around back to school shopping. - Inspiring story by Mikaela Cauble, on a child who received a scholarship.

Winter Distribution

Winter Distribution

Blog by Mikaela Cauble.

How do you stay warm without a jacket? Or how do you get a good night’s sleep when you're trying to keep warm the entire night? Read the Hands 4 Zero Poverty blog about blanket and cloth distribution in India. Learn how supporters are helping communities prepare for the winter season.

Drawing Competition

Drawing Competition

Blog by Mikaela Cauble.

Let me take you to a school in the slums of India. It has 135 students aged 5 to 13. It's a building with one floor and 5 rooms, with 2 teachers. With too many kids for such a small building, it means that some rooms have to support multiple grade levels.

Hands 4 Zero Poverty Drawing Competition in the slums of Faridabad.

Ali Khan Story

Ali Khan Story

Blog by Mikaela Cauble.

Ali Khan is a story of a three-year-old boy who sustained severe skin burn which went untreated for three days. His injury went untreated due to a lack of funds required to obtain the required medical treatment. The story, by Mikaela Cauble, highlights the struggle some have to endure to acquire the required medical care.

Slums Medical Camp Project | H4ZP

Cradle Project

Cradle Project

Hands 4 Zero Poverty (H4ZP) is assisting in the development of a safe drop off location for unwanted babies. A location with the necessary technology to alert the appropriate professionals to take action before it is too late. This is a project we are committed to implement during our next campaign (#Ithankyou4 campaign).

Cradle Project by Hands 4 Zero Poverty | #Ithankyou4 campaign | #H4ZP

Food Distribution Campaign

Food Distribution Campaign

Fifty families living in the slums of India received food supplies to last for several weeks. Hands 4 Zero Poverty help organize the distribution funded by Jess and her family. Jess was a volunteer in India who has returned to continue helping those in need.

Hands 4 Zero Poverty Food Camp | #H4ZP

Ananya’s Campaign

Ananya’s Campaign

Hands 4 Zero Poverty (H4ZP) helped gather funds to support the medical treatment of Ananya; a 6-month-old baby found wrapped in newspaper near a Dumpster one day after her birth. In spite of all the support provided, she succumbed to her illness. 

To learn about Ananya’s full story, please visit: http://www.h4zp.org/ananyas-campaign.

Hands 4 Zero Poverty Ananya’s Support | #H4ZP

Annasurya Raju Project

Annasurya Raju Project

In loving memory of Annasurya Raju (grandmother), on December 28 Pranish and Rani Naidu supported the distribution of food, blankets, beanies and treats to a community living in extreme poverty. One hundred families benefited from this amazing cause. Hands 4 Zero Poverty is proud to be able to assist with the organization of this amazing cause.

Hands 4 Zero Poverty Annasurya Food Distribution | #H4ZP

Food Distribution

Food Distribution

Hands 4 Zero Poverty (H4ZP) team organized a food distribution in a community in Faridabad, India. Food supplies were provided to support 100 families for approximately three weeks. Together we were able to create many smiles.

Fundraising Happy Hour Event

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Fundraising Happy Hour Event

Hands 4 Zero Poverty (H4ZP) hosted a happy hour fundraising event. The night was a great success. H4ZP has been able to raise $5,025. We have surpassed the initial goal of raising $5,000. Highlights of the night included the music played by my good friend DJEva from the Seattle DJ Academy and a great comedy show provided by Kermet Apio.

Hands 4 Zero Poverty Fundraising Happy Hour Event | #H4ZP

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Visit to the Slum

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Visit to the Slum

During my last trip to India I had the opportunity to visit many slums within the New Delhi metropolitan area. With the donations collected from my last fundly campaign, I was able to distribute food to communities living in extreme poverty.

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