Thank you to all who joined us on World Disco Soup Day 2018 and for helping us Fight food waste the fun way!

The second edition will take place, all over the world, on Saturday 28 of April in Life Center Burj Hammoud.

From Uganda to Japan, Brazil to the Netherlands, people joined forces for World Disco Soup Day. On this day FoodBlessed threw a party where our visitors turn foodwaste into a discosoup! An event to cook, eat and dance together. Showing the fun way to save food, while thinking seriously about the amount that goes to waste.

Community Engagement Fair offers students, faculty, and staff the opportunity to meet with community partners looking for individuals to support their efforts to meet the needs of the community on a wide variety of issues.
The fair occurs every April and is a great way to learn about where and how you can make a difference in your community.
Over 80 community based agencies attended the fair. Earlier this week, FoodBlessed was one of the NGOs who took part in the Aub-USJ community service fair.
We want to take the chance to thank all of our hunger heroes who helped us out at the stand. Thank you Hunger Heroes Mohammad, Lenore, Zeinab, Nour, Ali, Joya, Marilyn, Maya, and Rami.
You’re been wonderful.
Until next year….

When reggae lovers unite to say no to poverty, it gives the collective “The Rastas of the Heart”. It brings together several associations including Chap Asso Created in 2011 by Taleb Abdourahman, the association aims to bring culture to rural areas and help the most disadvantaged. To do this, it organizes each year several festivals in different cities. Performing artists perform free of charge and the entrance fee is set at 5 kg of food. Listening to good music while making a gesture for others, here is a great initiative!
On 29 March 2018, we welcomed more than 200 guests to Radio Beirut or a night of high-energy music, fun, and fundraising. We were lucky to be joined for the evening by some of reggae’s cornerstone artists.

Thank you to everyone who made it and came to support FoodBlessed. Thank you to our Hunger Heroes Layan, Lenore, Firas, Hussein (Cookie), Ali, and Hinda for heling us throughout the evening and hunger hero Akram Moussa, Mommo, Chap Association and all the beautiful souls behind today’s event! You rock. Bless! 👏😁❤🙏😏💪☝😍😀

Hunger Heroes Joya and Shadi gave presentations to Champville students about the value of food in the community and how their involvement could contribute to sustainable and meaningful change in the local community.
NGO civic fairs are important since they allow students to develop their curiosity about the world, extend their understanding and appreciation of both shared values and cultural differences, and strive to effect positive change!
Special thanks to Miss Aya Barakat for the invitation ! It was lovely being part of today’s event.
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About the event:
The (Mouvement Eucharistique des Jeunes MEJ Champville / MEJ) – Champville is organizing a meeting with various organisations devoted to help the Lebanese community in different ways.

The purpose of this meeting is to show our young members (aged 8 to 18) different fields in which they could make a difference in the community. We aim to show our members the importance of the work organisations like Food Blessed are doing in the Lebanese community and make them realize that they can make a difference as well.