In our latest podcast episode, we sit down with Doug Affinito, Chairman of the Board of Many Hands Many Meals.  Doug shares a little bit about the history of Many Hands Many Meals, his vision for the future, and the three things that Many Hands Many Meals unique.

You’ll hear:

✅ How a simple idea from a few moms at Mount Calvary became a global hunger relief movement
 ✅ Why our meal-packing events are truly intergenerational, inclusive, and a lot of fun
✅ What it will take to grow from 400,000 to 600,000 meals a year — and why that’s just the beginning
✅ How you — or your business, school, or faith group — can be part of the movement

Doug said it best: “This is an organization that’s a lot of fun. It’s educational for the participants, and it saves lives.”

As food costs rise and the need continues to grow, we’re more determined than ever to rise to the challenge — but we can’t do it without you.

Get involved. Be part of something bigger.
✅ Host or sponsor a meal-packing event
✅ Volunteer with friends or family
✅ Donate to help cover the cost of the food — 100% goes directly to the meals

🌍 Visit MH-MM.org to learn more »

The needs both globally and locally seem overwhelming.  It is in Packing Meals and Saving Lives where we have chosen to make a difference.  Could you consider the possibility of becoming a part of this life-changing mission by donating or volunteering?

Pamphero Chiwaya is from Malawi Africa.  In her community, Pomphero was one of the beneficiaries of meals packed by Many Hands Many Meals.  Pomphero talks about what those meals meant, and overcoming food scarcity shaped her life.  While visiting the United States, Pomphero participated in a packing event, and she talks about what that was like.

In this episode we are introduced to Many Hands Many Meals and meet the Executive Director.