Read about food deliveries, bread collection, water projects and the people involved in Famidi’s work.
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A tissue seller offers a pack for free despite his small profit. Famidi’s friends abroad provide a monthly food supply alongside his work.
A tissue seller offers a pack for free despite his small profit. Friends of Famidi help him with a monthly supply of food.
Famidi source video and supplied English subtitles
The video shows a conversation beside a bicycle stall, a bread-card handover and bakery pickups. The card is described as seven breads daily for 30 days; complete fulfillment is not established.
He sells pens, lighters and everyday goods from his bicycle. A Naan Card helps with daily bread while he keeps his business going.
Famidi source video
“Me and my bro.” The conversation before the food box.
“No school.” Then, asked if he was the only breadwinner: “Me and my bro.” The conversation before a Famidi food box.
Famidi field video; dialogue follows the English subtitles
After a box and sack are loaded and carried down the street, the team offers the groceries to him as a gift.
A delivery, a conversation about breakfast, and a gift of groceries.
Official Instagram Reel
Two seventh-graders receive Naan Cards for daily bread.
Two seventh-grade students share a little humor with the team and receive Naan Cards for daily bread.
Official Instagram Reel
An older man receives a box of food and offers a blessing for the people who helped.
An older man receives a box of food and offers a blessing for the people who helped.
Official Instagram Reel
An elderly cobbler offers to help without payment, then receives a Famidi Naan Card for seven fresh naans each day.
An elderly cobbler offers to help without payment. A Famidi Naan Card brings support through seven fresh naans each day.
Official Famidi Instagram profile — Reel link pending
A water seller stands beside the wheelbarrow he uses for work before household supplies are placed in his cart.
A water seller receives supplies in his cart and offers blessings for the people who helped.
Official Instagram Reel
A street conversation leads to a Famidi Naan Card for seven fresh naans each day, followed by a bakery pickup.
A street conversation leads to a Naan Card for seven fresh naans each day. The video follows him to the bakery to collect his bread.
Official Instagram Reel
A delivery worker carries a Famidi food package through the street, then discovers that the gift is for him.
A delivery worker carries a Famidi food package through the street, then discovers that the gift is for him.
Official Instagram Reel
Seated beside his shoe-care tools, a man receives a Famidi Naan Card for seven breads a day; the video also shows a bakery pickup.
A man talks about the rising cost of his shoe-care supplies and receives a Naan Card for seven breads a day.
Official Instagram Reel
A man stands with one hand over his heart beside a green wheelbarrow carrying a Famidi food box and a white sack.
A Famidi food box and a white sack are loaded into a man’s green wheelbarrow during a July Food Drive delivery.
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A Kabul sanitation worker earns 7,000 AFN a month and pays 2,000 AFN in rent. A Naan Card helps his family count on fresh bread each day.
A June delivery brought a family food staples for home and a Naan Card for thirty days of fresh bread.
A shoe cleaner accepted a month of bread, then quietly gave the card to someone he believed needed it more.
An older Kabul worker was fasting and pushing his cart through back pain. A Ramadan essentials package helped with food for his household.
Fresh Qabuli Palaw was cooked, packed and delivered across Kabul for families and workers breaking their fast.
A father of six thought he was helping deliver a box. Then he learned that the food inside was for his own family.
A Naan Card connects a family with a nearby bakery for fresh bread every day for thirty days.
A finished water project brings together working taps or a pump, storage where needed, community access and a record of the completed work.
A warm jacket needs to fit. Choosing the right size and reaching people where they are makes winter help useful.
After flooding in Baghlan, local coordinators brought prepared meals and drinking water through damaged neighborhoods.
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