The catering outlet at the Church of the Prophet Elijah in Sumy provides lunch to about 150 people every day. Among them are the most needy, the homeless, pensioners and IDPs who were forced to leave their homes because of the constant shelling of frontline villages. The city also suffers from regular shelling that destroys residential buildings and civilian infrastructure. It creates physical danger and increases psychological pressure, posing new challenges to the local population. It is becoming more and more difficult for low-income people to afford a nutritious meal.
The Fund Tabor purchased cereals (buckwheat, pearl barley, wheat, barley), rice, salt, sugar, oil and seasonings needed to prepare delicious meals and support the operation of the catering outlet.
