Woman Helps Put Food On The Table For Virginia Immigrants

The video highlights heartwarming stories from Chesterfield County, focusing on Natasha, a business owner who runs a nonprofit to support immigrant families. During the pandemic, she transformed her tax office into a community hub, providing resources and food. Her efforts led to the creation of the Way Makers Foundation, which serves 250 families weekly. Despite challenges, Natasha remains committed to expanding her impact and seeks community support to continue her work.

What motivated Natasha to start a food drive in her community?

• The need to support immigrant families during the pandemic

• A desire to expand her tax business

• A government mandate

• A personal interest in culinary arts

How did the Way Makers Foundation begin?

• As a government-funded project

• As a part of a national campaign

• As a one-day food drive event

• As a business expansion plan

What is one of the main challenges faced by the Way Makers Foundation?

• Excessive food donations

• Overstaffing

• Insufficient funding

• Lack of community support

How many families does the Way Makers Foundation currently serve each week?

• 500 families

• 1000 families

• 250 families

• 100 families

What is Natasha's vision for the future of the Way Makers Foundation?

• To close the foundation due to challenges

• To maintain the current level of service

• To expand to a larger location and increase impact

• To focus solely on tax services