Project 36: 126 meals Veg Pulav, 4 volunteers, 30 hours

In a world where small acts of kindness create the biggest impact, Project 36 of the Life is All Positive Kitchen became a reminder that compassion can transform lives. Held in Beed, Maharashtra, India, the food drive was dedicated to serving the underprivileged with both nourishment and hope. A total of 126 healthy meals were lovingly prepared with a special touch from Shubham and Apeksha. The project was beautifully led by the family of Shubham Sasane, who, along with four dedicated volunteers, worked tirelessly for 30 hours to make this drive possible. Their efforts were supported by the sponsorship of Deek Parassini, whose generosity helped turn this vision into reality.

The food was not just cooked but crafted with care, ensuring that every meal carried both nutrition and love. As the drive began, many people came forward to receive the meals, each one handed over with a smile and a heart full of compassion. For those receiving, it was more than food—it was a gesture of kindness, a spark of hope, and a reminder that they were not forgotten.

This project proved once again that the true essence of service is not only in filling empty stomachs but in touching hearts. Food nourishes the body, but love, care, and togetherness nourish the soul. Project 36 created moments of connection, dignity, and belonging for everyone involved.

Every food drive is more than an event—it is a movement. A movement reminding us that no act of kindness is ever too small, and when we come together with love, we create ripples of hope that spread far beyond what we can see. Project 36 stands as proof that kindness has the power to unite us all and that together, we can make the world a little brighter, one meal at a time.