Coimbatore COVID Meals Catering Information

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👌My sincere thanks to all the good souls that are doing this incredible work, may God bless you with joy and happiness.



Below are some details I got from different sources and I'm sharing this thru this post. Please use it and share it with others will be very useful for the needed.


1. No Food Waste is serving free food at 50  ‘hunger spots’ in Coimbatore city, in partnership with several partner organizations. Call and check for your nearby service center +9190877 90877


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 State governments and NGOs are looking for donations and volunteers to help those in need amidst the COVID-19 crisis. 

Disclaimer: All the above information was collected thru different sources, it might be correct and some information might have changed.   Please check before you make an order. This page owner is not responsible for the change of information by the vendor.

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