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We are a non-profit with one simple goal: to serve one another.
Whether it is with nutritious vegetarian food, fresh water, a patient ear, a reasonable voice or adequate shelter, we aim to serve all those in need regardless of what they look like, what culture they come from or what path they travel.
Our Plan To Accomplish This Goal Lies In 3-Steps:
Step 1
Provide accessible and nutritious vegetarian food (no eggs, fish or flesh) to those in need. (Currently in operation via our mobile Food Trailer).
Step 2
Provide access to hygiene services (showers and laundry) to those in need (see Shower Bus project).
Step 3
Create a sanctuary community in San Diego County that offers transitional housing, food, showers, friendly atmosphere and job training (see Land Project).
Some People Are So Poor, All They Have Is Money
Some People Are So Poor, All They Need Is Money
Holiday Park (w/ Fil-a-belly)
7:00pm every Tuesday.
Holiday Park – 1055 Chestnut Ave,
Carlsbad, CA 92008
Volunteer Times Are:
6:30-7:00pm setup,
7:00pm serving, socializing and clean-up.
No need to contact us to join the community, just come along.
Volunteers are encouraged to contact Laura through the Fill-a-Belly Facbook page or www.fillabelly.org if you’d like to host an evening.
Mission Valley Library
5:30pm every Thursday.
2123 Fenton Parkway, San Diego, 92108
Volunteer Times Are:
1:00pm-4:00pm cooking and prep (Cooking location available after signup)
5:30-8:00pm setup, serving, socializing and clean-up.
Alpha Project & Father Joe’s
Last Tuesday of every month
12:00pm – 13:00pm Alpha Project Bridge Tent – 1501 Newton Ave, 92113
13:15pm – 15:00pm Father Joe’s Village – Commercial Street , 92101
Volunteer Times Are:
7:30-10:30am cooking (cooking location available after signup).
11:30am-3:30pm setup, serving, socializing and clean-up.
Inspired by the unmitigated selflessness of Mother Theresa, Ravi Singh (Khalsa Aid), Martin Luther King Jr., The Dalai Lama and Pope Francis, DCF looks to serve the too-often neglected members of our community of humanity— to be the voice for the voiceless, to honor the meek and shelter the poor.
Watch the video to see founders Davinder Singh and Harisimran Kaur explain their vision behind DCF (learn more about them).
