Food for Cerro Navia
Fundraising campaign by
Dani Oyarce
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US$345.00raised of $1,000.00 goal goal
No more donations are being accepted at this time. Please contact the campaign owner if you would like to discuss further funding opportunities
Campaign Story
Why are we organizing this collection today?
Because in Chile, the minimum monthly wage is $ 301,000 (375 USD) and since March 2020, as a result of the pandemic, many families have been affected by unemployment and reduced income.
Today we are in total quarantine in Santiago, therefore 7 million of people have been affected by the pandemic. However the effectiveness of measures to avoid infections has not been successful, product of the growing need of families to leave their homes and obtain food.
What are “Common Pots”?
They are similar to social canteens, but they are self-managed. They are spaces where the neighbors, through the help of third parties and sometimes with the help of themselves get money and food to organize and cook for a large groups of people, who are suffering moments of poverty and unemployment. With this kind of organization, fewer people leave their homes and less people is exposed to be infected with Covid-19 infections.
About us
We are a group of friends, who made our first campaign 3 weeks ago. We started by asking for help of our family and closest friends, our coworkers and other people who voluntarily joined us. We raised $ 1,500,000 (almost 2,000 USD) and with those earnings we bought food and personal hygiene items that we delivered in a very poor area of Santiago, called Cerro Navia.
Why do we need you?
Because at this time, the food and the third-party help are over, and the people started to leave their homes again, looking for food, putting them at risk of contagion. For this reason we started a second fundraising campaign with the purpose of buying food and personal hygiene items and taking them to the “common pots” of Cerro Navia.
Who is the help for?
With your donations, we will help the Cerro Navia sector, where there are 10 “common pots” that feed approximately 2,900 people each week.
A big hug.
Pía Santander / Dani Oyarce / Cami Castillo
Organizer
- Dani Oyarce
- Campaign Owner
- Santiago, CL
Donors
- Lisa Schiller
- Donated on Jul 19, 2020
Wonderful you are doing this. Food is essential.
- Anonymous
- Donated on Jul 14, 2020
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Donors & Comments
- Shaun Campbell
- Donated on Jul 21, 2020
Contribution to your kind efforts
- Lisa Schiller
- Donated on Jul 19, 2020
Wonderful you are doing this. Food is essential.
- Anonymous
- Donated on Jul 14, 2020
- Lucía Alegrete
- Donated on Jul 12, 2020
Buena suerte chicas!!!
- Claire Molholm
- Donated on Jul 12, 2020
- Shaun Campbell
- Donated on Jul 10, 2020
- Anonymous
- Donated on Jul 10, 2020
Muy buena idea, Dani! Estoy con vosotras con todo mi corazón. 🙂😘
- Anonymous
- Donated on Jul 10, 2020
- Sofie
- Donated on Jul 10, 2020
Good luck Dani!!
- MARCELO BONINO
- Donated on Jul 09, 2020
Mucha Exitos desde Uruguay!!!!
Contribution to your kind efforts