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The Food Bank is providing essential food care packs to persons living with disabilities, the elderly and single parent families to help them survive the economic impact of COVID-19.
Family Food Care Pack - us$35
The Food Bank is providing essential food care packs to persons living with disabilities to help them survive the COVID-19 pandemic. This basic care pack should feed an average family of 4 for a month. The overall cost includes an average delivery fee of us$3 because the families most in need are in the country. The delivery fees also helps to take care of a tuk-tuk driver with a disability and his family.
A huge thank you to all donors for your generous support and to the people who volunteer their time and energy to help prepare and distribute food packs and assist with fundraising activities.
Item donations - Safe Drop
Donations of food, health and other essential items greatly appreciated. Donations can be dropped off between 6am - 9pm, just inside our gate on Soksan Road (beside Chenda Pharmacy). We also need jars, cans with lids (coffee cans are ideal), egg cartons or other sustainable containers that we can use to package food items. We are trying to avoid using plastic! If you have a large quantity contact us to discuss possible pickup arrangements. Vertical Divider
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Tuk-Tuk Drivers
Our Vision
We envision a Siem Reap Province where no family is food insecure. Our Mission Statement We provide leadership and facilitation to relieve hunger today and prevent hunger tomorrow in collaboration with the food support network in Siem Reap Province. Our Core Principals
Our Corporate Climate Goals
Accountability – If it is to be, it's up to me Respect – Admire others for who they are Dignity – Have the courage to respect oneself Equality – Value diversity, require equality Our Code of Conduct
The food bank operates according to the core principles expressed in the Code of Conduct for the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in Disaster Relief.
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