Alimento Para Todos, I.A.P.
Headquartered in Mexico
Alimento Para Todos is Mexico City's food bank, part of the Bancos de Alimentos de México (BAMX) network, recovering surplus food and redistributing it to people facing food insecurity in the city.
Services
Regions served
Latin America
Countries
Mexico
Facilities
1 facility
- Tamemes 30, Área Federal Central de Abastos, Iztapalapa, C.P. 09040, CDMX
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