Project 64: 250 meals ,Veg Pulav Kurma & Water , 2 volunteers, 18 hours

Kindness has a unique way of touching lives — it doesn’t just fill plates, it fills hearts. Project 64 of the Life is All Positive Kitchen beautifully reflected this spirit in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, where 450 wholesome meals were lovingly prepared and shared with people who needed them the most.

The meals were cooked with care by Avinash Vasudevan, while the project was lovingly led by the family of Karthik Mohan and Vomini, with the support of 2 dedicated volunteers. Working tirelessly for 18 hours, the team poured their time, effort, and love into every dish. Their commitment was further strengthened by the generous sponsorship of Deek Parassini, whose support made this act of service possible.

When the food distribution began, many people came forward, their faces lighting up with gratitude. Each meal was handed over not just as food, but as a gesture of love. Volunteers greeted every person with warmth, making sure that the food carried with it not only nourishment for the body but also a reminder of care and belonging.

This simple act of giving created something profound — a sense of community. It reminded everyone present that kindness has the power to bring people closer, to inspire hope, and to make the world a little brighter. For those who received the meals, it was more than just sustenance. For those who served, it was a moment of fulfillment, knowing that their small effort had brought comfort and joy.

Project 64 was a celebration of togetherness, proving once again that every act of service has a ripple effect. As the saying goes, “The smallest act of kindness is worth more than the grandest intention.” Through food, love, and compassion, this initiative sowed seeds of positivity that will continue to grow in the hearts it touched.