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Activists from Brothers of the Street Distribute Food to Vulnerable Individuals in Sancti Spíritus

Thursday, September 26, 2024 by Abigail Marquez

Activists from Brothers of the Street Distribute Food to Vulnerable Individuals in Sancti Spíritus
Activists deliver food in Sancti Spíritus - Image by © Collage Facebook / Yureibys Torresilla

The humanitarian initiative, Brothers of the Street, distributed food to the most vulnerable residents of Sancti Spíritus last Saturday, providing much-needed support to those lacking sufficient governmental aid.

Yureibys Torresilla shared on the Facebook group “AQUÍ CON EL HÉROE en Sancti Spiritus! Grupo de solidaridad y ayuda” that Saturday's effort was particularly significant as they reached individuals living in the most critical conditions.

Community Support and Gratitude

Through their social media channels, members of the project expressed their gratitude for the chance to bring hope and assistance to those in need, encouraging the community to leave supportive messages for the recipients: “Thank you, life, thank you very much.”

Clothing Donation Initiative

Recently, the Brothers of the Street project also initiated a campaign to collect clothing for those in dire need. “Go through your wardrobes, your closets, and donate what you won't use to our project. We will have a clothing donation fair at the entrance of my house this Saturday,” Torresilla announced on social media.

Acts of Kindness Amid Economic Struggles

Despite the worsening economic crisis in Cuba, some projects and individuals are sharing what little they have with those facing even tougher situations.

For instance, Catholic priest Leandro NaunHung distributed bread during a Sunday mass in a rural area of Santiago de Cuba, highlighting this act as a way to spread joy and resist the harsh realities that Cubans endure.

In a video posted on Facebook, NaunHung conveyed a message of hope and solidarity while handing out bread: “We bring you a gift, we bring you bread,” he stated, emphasizing that sharing food amidst the crisis is a way to bring happiness to many struggling families.

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