FTFeed The Hungry San Miguel Inc
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About Feed The Hungry San Miguel Inc
In rural San Miguel de Allende, a hot meal at school is not a small thing. Feed The Hungry San Miguel helps keep those school kitchens open, along with clean water support and nutrition education, so children can show up fed and ready to learn. Its work also reaches infants, toddlers, caregivers, and families facing food insecurity.
What stands out here is how close the work stays to daily life in the communities it serves. Meals are served through school kitchens, caregivers get practical nutrition guidance, and children receive purified water and refillable bottles, so support shows up where families actually need it.
Programs
The concrete work this nonprofit runs. Each program may later become a fundable project.
School Meals Program
Provides daily hot meals in school kitchens for children in participating communities.
Early Childhood Nutrition Program
Supports infants and toddlers during early development with food bags, home visits, and caregiver follow-up.
Nutrition Education
Offers workshops and guidance for parents and caregivers on healthy eating habits and affordable meal preparation.
Student Hydration Program
Provides purified water for classrooms and school kitchens, along with refillable water bottles for children.
Community Partnerships
Supports elderly, disabled, vulnerable families, and other community members through food and outreach in local communities.
Kitchen Angel Program
Allows supporters to sponsor a school kitchen so it stays open, stocked, and staffed.
About this work
Mission
Feed the Hungry San Miguel raises funds and provides guidance to support Feed the Hungry, A.C., which provides free meals and nutritional support for children and families in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico.
Who they serve
Children, infants and toddlers, and their families in San Miguel de Allende, especially in rural communities and households facing food insecurity or malnutrition.
Their impact
- 1.185 million meals served in 2025
- 4,800+ children fed daily
- 47 communities served
- In 2024, hunger relief was provided to over 5,190 children in school kitchens
- 4,741 grocery supplies delivered in 2024
- Twice-monthly grocery deliveries served 119 beneficiaries in 11 communities
- Purified water was delivered monthly for nearly 2,500 children in 19 communities
- The Early Childhood Nutrition Program served 203 children and nearly 200 mothers
- 336 food bags were delivered in September and 434 in October
- More than 10 tons of food were packed and delivered every week, producing more than 100,000 meals every month
How your donation helps
- Fresh, balanced meals for children
- Food purchases and grocery supplies
- Kitchen operations
- Staff support
- Nutrition education programs
- Outreach and family support
- Warehouse operations and logistics
- Purified water and refillable water bottles
- Early childhood food bags
Stories
The people behind the work.
In their words
“Feed the Hungry doesn't just provide food. They build futures.” — FTH Supporter
“I learned how to cook nutritious meals with ingredients I can afford. My children are healthier now. They don't get sick as often. They have more energy.”
“Children who once hated vegetables now eat them with joy. The children are learning to eat better.”
“More than five thousand healthy meals are served every school day, thanks to our team and volunteers.” — Veronica Agundis
Grant support
$80,000 from 2 funders · through 2023 (IRS 990 records).
- WATERPROOF FOUNDATION INC — $10,000 (2023)PROVIDE FOOD, EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
- WATERPROOF FOUNDATION INC — $10,000 (2022)PROVIDE FOOD, EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
- WATERPROOF FOUNDATION INC — $10,000 (2021)PROVIDE FOOD, EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
- GREATER HOUSTON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION — $10,000 (2021)HUMAN SERVICES
- WATERPROOF FOUNDATION INC — $10,000 (2020)PROVIDE FOOD, EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
- WATERPROOF FOUNDATION INC — $10,000 (2018)PROVIDE FOOD, EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
- WATERPROOF FOUNDATION INC — $10,000 (2017)PROVIDE FOOD, EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
- WATERPROOF FOUNDATION INC — $10,000 (2016)PROVIDE FOOD, EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Events
Fashion Feeds
annualA fundraising runway brunch that brings supporters together to raise awareness and funds for child nutrition.
Walk-Run-Bike for Food Challenge
annualA community event where participants walk, run, or bike to support meals for children across local schools and communities.
World Food Day celebration
annual, October 16A community gathering with student activities, a shared lunch, fruit desserts, and physical activity focused on healthy food and nutrition.
Ways to help
Concrete needs and volunteer roles Feed The Hungry San Miguel Inc has shared.
Current needs
- Sponsors for school kitchens
- Volunteers to pack food on Monday mornings
- Drivers to deliver food to schools on Tuesdays
- Donations for meals, kitchen operations, staff, education programs, and outreach
- Corporate allies for employee giving, matching gifts, event sponsorships, and kitchen sponsorships
Volunteer opportunities
- Pack food for schools on Monday mornings
- Drive food from the warehouse to a school on Tuesdays
- Serve as a Community Ambassador
- Volunteer on-site in San Miguel de Allende
Recognition & press
Awards & recognition
- Charity Navigator 4-Star Rating
- Donataria Autorizada in Mexico
Press & mentions
Partners & funders
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this nonprofit and how its work happens.
What does the School Meals Program provide?
It provides daily hot meals in school kitchens for children in participating communities.
How does the Student Hydration Program work?
It delivers purified water for drinking and food preparation, and provides refillable water bottles for children.
Who does the Early Childhood Nutrition Program serve?
It serves infants and toddlers between six months and three years old, along with their caregivers.
What makes the organization’s model distinctive?
It brings meals, nutrition education, hydration support, community outreach, and school kitchen partnerships together in a practical way that fits community life.
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