On the second World Day of the Poor in Rome, Italy, more than 1,500 homeless people were invited to have lunch at the Paul VI Hall in the Vatican. The day was observed on Sunday, Nov. 18, and featured a special mass at St. Peter’s Basilica in the morning. World Day of the Poor began in 2017 at the request of Pope Francis.
When Pope Francis arrived at the hall, he greeted the chefs sent from the Hilton hotel, according to Rome Reports. These chefs helped prepare and cook the meal that would feed the Vatican’s more than 1,500 homeless visitors.
Cambro was pleased to donate a substantial amount of Cam GoBoxes to help keep food fresh, safe and at the ideal temperature from prep to service. Cambro is committed to supporting organizations that nourish our communities—in the US and abroad. To learn more about Cambro Cares, visit www.CambroCares.com.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: ADRIANA DESIDERIO IS THE DIGITAL CONTENT MANAGER AT CAMBRO.
