In 2004, Donna Brnjic visited Cabo and saw the hungry children in this area. With $100 out of her own pocket, she founded Feeding Los Cabos Kids (FLCK). FLCK later became a ministry of the  Cabo Church and today operates 14 kitchens serving 200,000 meals per year. 

Many of our kitchens are built with living quarters on-site. The family who lives there manages the kitchen. They plan meals, shop,  and recruit local residents to cook and serve. Visitors in our kitchens will shop for, prepare and serve special meals, or sponsor the operational  cost of doing so. While there, visitors play games and engage with the  kids. Feedback from kitchen visitors is that it was the most meaningful experience they’ve ever had on a vacation. Contact us to schedule a kitchen visit and help support feeding the kids.

Thank you for taking an interest in supporting our mission to feed poor and hungry children in Los Cabos. It is estimated that up to 25% of the working poor cannot afford to consistently feed their families .There are no government departments, agencies, or other entities in Mexico that help hungry people. Even though most families have jobs, wages are very low, and food is expensive.

Other ways to contribute: We accept donations of all household goods that are no longer needed. If you catch more fish than you can use, consider telling your charter company to give your surplus to us. Repaint, repair roofs, update water systems or bathrooms, provide tools and/or ladders.