Subject: World Help - FMSC Food Impact Report Received
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Date: Fri, 10 Jul 2026 15:53:18 +0000

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Food Impact Report
Dear Rachel Lewis ([email-masked]),
Thank you for submitting an Impact Report on behalf of World Help on July 10, 2026.
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Transformation Testimony (Individual)
What is the person's name?
Josephina Cowo
What is the person's age?
32
What community, city or village is the person from?
Light of the Valley community, Belize
What are the details concerning this individual's impact story with FMSC food?

Josephina's family lives in a modest home with cement floors and aging construction. The roof has visible gaps that allow water to enter during heavy rains, and sections of old metal sheets have been used to divide rooms inside the house. Moisture has contributed to mold on portions of the walls. Although the home provides shelter for the family, it requires ongoing repairs and presents daily challenges. Josephina's household depends largely on her father's seasonal agricultural employment. He typically works only a few days each week under a labor contract with nearby farms in the Silk Grass area, making the family's income inconsistent. With six people depending on limited wages, careful budgeting is essential. Like many families in rural Belize, they rely on inexpensive staple foods to meet daily nutritional needs. The April 2026 shipment of MannaPack Rice provided Josephina's family with a dependable staple food, allowing limited household income to be used for other necessities. Rice and beans make up many of their meals, and receiving the rice reduced the financial burden of feeding a family of six. Josephina has also found creative ways to prepare the MannaPack Rice. Josephina combines the rice and soy to make homemade patties for her children. They enjoy them so much that they regularly ask to take them as snacks to school, turning a simple food donation into nourishing meals beyond the dinner table.

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