Project 48: 119 meals Veg Pulav, 4 volunteers, 30 hours

Every act of kindness has the power to create ripples of positivity, and Project 48 of the Life is All Positive Kitchen was a heartfelt example of this. The initiative took place in Beed, Maharashtra, where the mission was to prepare and serve 119 healthy, home-cooked meals to the poor and needy living on the streets.

The meals were prepared with love and care by Shubham and Apeksha, whose special touch made every plate wholesome and nourishing. 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 collective effort turned a simple food distribution into a meaningful experience of compassion.

This project was also made possible through the generous sponsorship of Deek Parassini, whose support ensured that kindness could reach those who needed it most.

When the food drive began, people living on the streets came forward to receive their meals. Each packet was handed over with a smile and a heart full of love. It was more than just food being given—it was a message of care, hope, and humanity. For those who received it, the meals filled their stomachs, but the warmth of kindness filled their hearts.

The experience was equally touching for the volunteers, who witnessed firsthand the power of service and togetherness. Project 48 was not just about distributing meals—it was about reminding people that they are not forgotten, that love still exists, and that even small acts of kindness can make a big difference.
Through this initiative, the Life is All Positive Kitchen once again proved that food nourishes the body, but love and compassion nourish the soul.

“Kindness is the ingredient that turns a meal into hope.”