Local mobilization in La Grande Motte once again proved fruitful during the Food Bank collection. With 3.370 tons of food gathered, the target was exceeded, surpassing the 3.3 tons recorded the previous year. This encouraging result is thanks to the participation of residents and the commitment of volunteers and municipal teams.
Stocks are now replenished and ready to meet needs in the coming months, especially as winter approaches. Beyond the volume collected, this success highlights the importance of mutual aid within the commune, thus supporting those facing difficulties.
The Food Bank plays a major role in combating food insecurity by collecting donations to redistribute to those in need. In La Grande Motte, this action is supported by a partnership with the Communal Center for Social Action (CCAS), helping residents facing food insecurity.
Behind this successful collection are dedicated volunteers who largely contributed to its success with their energy and good humor. An amusing anecdote reveals some wore crates on their heads to ward off mosquitoes, showing their ability to stay cheerful while focusing on helping others.
The City warmly thanks all donors, volunteers, and contributors. With 3.370 tons collected, La Grande Motte confirms the strength of its local solidarity, ensuring food aid continues through the winter.
