The philanthropic project Brothers of the Street delivered food to the most vulnerable individuals in Sancti Spíritus last Saturday, providing support to those lacking adequate government protection.
Yureibys Torresilla reported in the Facebook group "HERE WITH THE HERO in Sancti Spiritus! Solidarity and Aid Group" that Saturday's event was particularly impactful, as they reached out to those living in the most critical conditions.
Through their social media, the project members expressed their gratitude for the opportunity to bring hope and assistance to those in need, inviting the community to leave messages of support for the beneficiaries: “Thank you, life, thank you very much.”
Recently, the solidarity project Brothers of the Street also launched an initiative to donate clothing to those in greatest need.
"Check your display cases, your closets, and anything you won't be using; donate them to our project, Brothers of the Street, as we will be having a clothing donation fair at my house this Saturday," Torresilla pointed out on that social network.
Despite the growing economic crisis in Cuba, some projects and individuals share what little they have with those facing even more challenging situations.
The Catholic priest Leandro NaunHung distributed bread during a Sunday mass in a rural area of Santiago de Cuba, highlighting this gesture as a way to share joy and resist the harsh reality faced by Cubans.
NaunHung, in a video posted on Facebook, conveyed a message of hope and solidarity while distributing bread in a rural area of Santiago de Cuba: "We bring you a gift, we bring you bread," said the priest, emphasizing that amidst the crisis affecting so many families, sharing food is a way to bring joy.
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