Nourishing Hearts and Lives: Atlanta Food Donation Serves 100+
100+ Served Through Compassion and Community Service
Date: Sunday, August 30, 2026
Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Love to Share Foundation America (LTSFA) is happy to share that more than 100 people were served through a food donation initiative held in Atlanta on August 30.
The event was made possible through the kindness, generosity, and dedication of our wonderful volunteers, who came together to share food and bring joy to members of the community. Recipients expressed their heartfelt appreciation, gratitude, and blessings for everyone who contributed to the effort.
A special and heartfelt thank you to Akshara, who generously baked more than 100 cookies and helped serve them to everyone. Her thoughtful contribution added an extra touch of warmth and sweetness to the day.
The gratitude expressed by the recipients was a beautiful reminder of the impact that simple acts of kindness can have. Suman’s video serves as a touching testimony to the positive difference created through the generosity and compassion of our volunteers.
LTSFA extends its heartfelt thanks and humble gratitude to all our volunteers who made this meaningful service initiative possible. Together, we continue to demonstrate that compassion, generosity, and community service can make a lasting difference—one person at a time.
Healthy Skin, Healthy Steps: A Community Walk & Skin Health Talk
Walk with a Doc - Dermatologist, PA - Kruti Gandhi About Skin care healthy steps
On Saturday, July 11, 2026, Love to Share Foundation America (LTSFA) hosted a community walk preceded by an informative talk on skin health, dark spots, and hair loss by Kruti Gandhi, Dermatology PA. Kruti highlighted the common misconception that melanin alone provides sufficient protection from sun damage. She emphasized the importance of daily sunscreen use in preventing hyperpigmentation, melasma, and post-inflammatory dark spots, particularly in South Asian skin. The session also addressed scalp sun protection, especially as hair thins with age and the scalp becomes more exposed. Sunscreen was presented as a form of preventive medicine—an essential daily habit, much like wearing a seatbelt or brushing one's teeth. The educational talk, followed by the community walk, encouraged participants to take simple, proactive steps toward healthier skin and overall well-being.
