Supporting Our Community: Learn About the Work of Food For All and Project Soup

Access to quality, nutritious food is a fundamental right for the health and well-being of every family. At SHA4CD, we reaffirm our commitment to the community by supporting initiatives that make a real difference in the daily lives of our neighbors.


Today, we would like to invite you to join us for a special conversation with two pillar programs in the fight against food insecurity in our city: Food For All and Project Soup.


💡 What will we cover in this conversation?

In this chat, we will dive into the valuable work these organizations do to ensure that individuals and families in Somerville have access to the food resources they need.


During the event, we will address key topics such as:


  • Pantry Operations: Get a first-hand look at how food pantries operate on a daily basis.
  • Eligibility and Access: Clear information on who can receive these services and what requirements are needed.
  • Available Resources: What types of food and additional support options are offered to families.
  • The Visit Experience: What a person or family can expect the first time they come for food assistance, ensuring a respectful, trustworthy, and safe process.
  • How to Get Help: Simple steps and guidance for anyone currently going through a time of need.

🤝 How can you get involved and support?

The work of Food For All and Project Soup would not be possible without the strength and empathy of our community. In this space, we will also discuss the different ways you can collaborate from donations and volunteering to spreading the word so that help reaches those who need it most.


Your voice and support matter! Whether you are in need of assistance or want to lend a hand to your neighbors, this conversation is for you.


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SALVADOR DEMALLISTRE
CEO/Founder Director
Email: sdemallistre@sha4cd.org
Phone: +(1) 617-776-7515

Mr. Demallistre when to School of Arquitecture at the Universidad Central del Este, in the Dominican Republic.

 

Currently Salvador is working for over 11 years at East Boston Neiborhood health center, as Medical Interpreter, Somerville Hispanic association for community development where he has helped thousands of people with his skill to better their life by managing and planning their budget and income.

 

Throughout the years in this country he has worked for companies such as New England Memorial Hospital, Belmat travel Corporation, Metropolitan regional vocational high school, Cross Cultural Communication Services as a freelancer interpreter, and sha4cd.

 

Also he has served in in the Adventist hospital System. Salvador Demallistre Van Grieken found sh4cd in 2004 joined our organization since 2005 and brought with him the willingness to help plus the skills about mentioned to help us further develop this community that he has learned to appreciate and love.