Subject: World Help - FMSC Food Impact Report Received
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Date: Tue, 9 Jun 2026 13:33:56 +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 June 09, 2026.
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Transformation Testimony (Individual)
What is the person's name?
Santos Mata
What is the person's age?
70
What community, city or village is the person from?
" El Caoba, La Libertad" of El Salvador
What are the details concerning this individual's impact story with FMSC food?

Santos Mata, age 70, is no longer able to work due to health problems. The 2 older women are the sisters and single moms they both have intellectual disabilities so does Jeremias who is 18, they can talk and do all things but they are not as sharp. Jonas, age 18, suffers from a heart condition and depends on medication, and Carlos 13 has a hard time speaking. We believe this children grew up with so little thay all have health issues due to malnutrition. 10 members of the Mata family live together under very difficult conditions. Their home is built with a mixture of tarps, scrap materials, and a cement house that LWM donated 5 years ago that’s too small. Resources are extremely limited, and providing enough food for everyone is a constant challenge. When we visited, the family had only two eggs and a small amount of cooking oil available for their next meal they have a freezer an old one they found as trash but only for storage because they don’t have electricity. Despite their hardships, they welcomed us with warm smiles and generous hearts. Due to the health problems the ladies their home is a little dirty, and they have built their kitchen with materials they can find and so its their sink/ and place to wash their clothes.

Do you have any other important details about this individual?

"It’s a miracle that you came today we were about to cook the last of our beens, We did not know how we were going to feed everyone for dinner May God bless everyone who made this possible." Santos Mata

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