Pascal's Pantry

Inspiration Behind Pascal's Pantry

In the Spring of 2017, Dr. Tom Kelly, a professor and theologian at Creighton University, embarked on an immersion trip to the Batey, a Haitian immigrant community in the Dominican Republic. It was there that he encountered a heart-wrenching sight: a malnourished boy named Pascal, who was over two years old but could neither crawl nor walk. This moment ignited a passion to address the urgent needs of children suffering from malnutrition.

Dr. Tanya Bendict, the founder and president of Pascal's Pantry, recalls the laughter of children playing with makeshift toys, yet her heart ached for those who were hungry. "Food is something we take for granted," she reflected. The dire need for a children's pantry became clear, and with the support of Dr. Kelly and a dedicated team, Pascal's Pantry was born in 2017.

Impact of Pascal's Pantry

Since its inception, Pascal's Pantry has served over 80,000 meals to the Batey community, significantly addressing the issue of malnutrition among children.

Why Donate?

Feeding a child can save a life. A single meal can make all the difference to the children in the Batey community. Ongoing support is crucial to ensure that the future needs of these children are met.

Make a Difference Today

Your contribution, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, can help provide essential meals and support to malnourished children. Join the mission to nourish hope and health in the Batey community. Donate now and be a part of this life-changing journey!