Subject: World Help - FMSC Food Impact Report Received
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Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2025 18:24:46 +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 October 07, 2025.
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Transformation Testimony (Individual)
What is the person's name?
Maria Romina Baires
What is the person's age?
81
What community, city or village is the person from?
La Esperanza, Huizucar La Libertad"
What are the details concerning this individual's impact story with FMSC food?

Maria Romina is a kind elderly woman who has lovingly cared for her son Antonio but everyone calls him "Tonito" for 46 years because thats how old he is, as he has lived with paralysis since birth. Although he can speak with some difficulty, he depends on her to help him move around and spends most of his day on the floor. Their needs are many and very basic. They lack proper clothing and food, and most of what Romina owns is very old and worn out. The family cooks over an open flame, so their pots and pans are deformed and in poor condition. Their home, built mostly from wood, their tables everything looks very rustic and in so bad conditions and requires repairs, including new metal sheets for the roof. Romina often worries about growing older and feeling so tired, but she says that when she eats the Manna Pack rice, God gives her new strength. She has even noticed that on the days her son eats it, he is able to move a little easier, which fills her heart with hope. Since Maria cannot work, she is so thankful to be able to help her grandson put food on the table. She says this gift is a blessing from God and is deeply grateful for the love and care shown through this donation.

Do you have any other important details about this individual?

"This morning we had Manna Pack for breakfast, and today we will have beans for lunch and Manna Pack again for dinner. Do we like it? Oh yes, we do! It is such a blessing for us."

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