Canadian woman Seema David began feeding people in need from shared kitchens in Toronto in 2013; she later built 5N2 into a food charity with its own indoor farms
- Seema David started the project with limited financial resources and help from volunteers after noticing homeless people during her daily journeys through Toronto.
- She initially prepared meals three days a week and used shared community and church kitchens to reach local communities.
- According to her company profile, 5N2, the
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- Seema David started the project with limited financial resources and help from volunteers after noticing homeless people during her daily journeys through Toronto.
- She initially prepared meals three days a week and used shared community and church kitchens to reach local communities.
- According to her company profile, 5N2, the
Sources: Times of India