This is the work of her heart.

Doramise Moreau makes food for hungry people. (AP/Marta Lavandier)
A group helped Mrs. Moreau buy a car. That will help her feed others. (AP/Marta Lavandier)
Some people in Miami, Florida, are hungry. (AP/Brynn Anderson)
This is Mrs. Moreau’s church. (AP/Alan Diaz)
Mrs. Moreau’s church also helped people after an earthquake in Haiti. (AP/Alan Diaz)

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Mrs. M. is a good cook. She makes food for hungry people. They pick it up at her church on Saturdays. No one goes away hungry.

“It hurts my feelings if they have nothing,” she says.

Read More: Doramise Moreau works part-time as a janitor. She lives in Miami, Florida. But she grew up in Haiti. She gave food from her mom’s pantry to hungry people when she was a child. Now she cooks 1,000 meals on Friday nights each week. Her church pays for the food. And church members serve it to hungry neighbors on Saturday. “If you give from your heart,” she says, “God will provide for you every day.” The Lord’s Prayer teaches us to ask God for our “daily bread.” Read Matthew 6:11 or Luke 11:3.