SUPPORT FREE FOOD DISTRIBUTION TO HOMELESS DURING COVID19 CRISIS
REQUESTING YOUR SUPPORT
Working together with 'The Marie Trust', 'Help for the Homeless', 'The Homeless Project', 'Blue Triangle', 'B.J.O Amara Association', 'Glasgow Night Shelter', 'Wallace of Campsie House', 'Streetsmart' in July we delivered over 6000 plates of hot, nutritious food to the homeless and people from ethnic minorities in Glasgow, South Lanarkshire and Edinburgh. In August we aim to continue working with these organisations to provide hot nutritious food to the needy.
CLICK BELOW TO SUPPORT OUR EFFORTS WITH A ONE-OFF OR REGULAR DONATION.
WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DO
ISKCON Scotland is a charity dedicated to caring for people and the planet. Fueled by the dedication of our volunteers, we serve two main aims:
1) to improve people’s lives physically, emotionally and spiritually
2) to help our planet and the environment
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OUR CAUSES
It Starts With the Will to Make a Difference
DISTRIBUTING FREE FOOD TO PEOPLE WHO ARE HOMELESS OR ON LOW-INCOMES
We run a plant-based food relief "Food for Scotland" to
1) provide hot and nutritious meals for those in need
2) promote healthy diets which benefit people and the planet
CARING FOR YOUR WELL-BEING
We promote good physical, emotional and mental health through our meditation, yoga and other well-being events and retreats
WORKING LOCALLY TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE PLANET
We run an eco farm near Glasgow where we:
1) provide education on how to grow vegetables in a sustainable way to help the earth
2) help people connect with nature to promote well-being
REQUESTING YOUR SUPPORT
DONATION
By giving a donation you will be part of a cause which is changing the lives of so many vulnerable and helpless people. So if you feel moved by our project please support us with a one-off or a regular donation to ISKCON Scotland. We greatly appreciate your support.
VOLUNTEER AT OUR ECO FARM
Due to COVID-19 volunteering opportunities are currently not available, however we do accept provisional bookings.
"Great things are done by a series of small things brought together"