For the past five years, The Food Bridge vzw has been running the Food Santa program every December. Unlike our Helping Hand project—which distributes cooked meals to people experiencing homelessness—the Food Santa initiative focuses on supporting families and individuals who are struggling financially during the festive season.

Our goal is simple: no one should go without food during the festive period.

We welcome support from organizations and individuals. You can donate food items and our volunteers are available to pick up donations directly from your location. Offices and workplaces can also support the program by setting up a collection box where staff can contribute non-perishable food items. 

If you or someone you know needs food assistance during this campaign, please feel free to contact us. All requests and communications are treated with complete confidentiality.

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We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who joined us for the 2025 African Diaspora Agrofood Forum (ADAF25). Your presence, participation, and passion made this year’s event an inspiring gathering of women visionaries and changemakers shaping the future of our food systems. The powerful message emphasised throughout the discussions, was that women hold a vital role in the transformation of the global food system. Our speakers reminded us that women in agrofood are not just contributors but they are also leaders and innovators driving sustainable change across communities. 

As several speakers noted, women do not only need to be applauded for doing well; they need investment, resources and opportunities to scale their impact. Empowering women through tangible financial and institutional support is essential if we truly want to build equitable and resilient food futures. Another key takeaway from ADAF25 was the call for stronger partnerships and collaborations among women entrepreneurs and with other stakeholders. 

It was particularly symbolic that this year, for the first time in ADAF’s history, we had joint winners of the Agrofood Entrepreneur of the Year Award. The winners are Margaret Debrah of EATO Ghana and Yanda Olga of WAziEats Cameroun. 

We are grateful to our partners and supporters who made ADAF 2025 possible especially Enabel, FAO, City of Brussels, Caribbean Chamber of Commerce Europe, Sankaa vzw, Alefa Diaspora and GFAIR. Your commitment to fostering innovation, sustainability and inclusion in the agrofood sector continues to motivate us. We also extend special appreciation to our distinguished guests and speakers for their valuable insights and presence.