Planting Seeds of Compassion: The Inception of The Give Back Community

In the heart of downtown West Palm Beach, during the pandemic, Andrew and I found ourselves at a Mexican restaurant. Little did we know that this seemingly ordinary night would become the catalyst for something extraordinary, the birth of The Give Back Community.

As we enjoyed our meal, a wave of sadness swept over us as we witnessed numerous homeless friends passing by.
That night, driven by empathy and a desire to make a difference, we decided to extend a simple act of kindness that translated into giving away some food to those in need.

What began as a spontaneous gesture evolved into a tradition.
Every Friday night at 7 pm, we gathered to feed the homeless in West Palm Beach, affectionately naming it ‘Game Day.’ The experience was not just about providing meals; it became a source of joy, connection, and a shared commitment to making a positive impact.

As the weeks passed, our circle expanded.
Within six months, Game Day had grown beyond our wildest expectations.
Fueled by the collective passion of our community, we decided to file for nonprofit status.

Now, almost four years later, The Give Back Community has served over 82,000 meals to our homeless friends, operating in six cities worldwide, with 23 Game Day events each month.

It’s wonderful to witness how a small seed of kindness planted that night has flourished into something so beautiful. The Give Back Community is not just an organization; it’s a Movement fueled by the belief that collective acts of Generosity can change the world.

Join us by signing up to volunteer with us
givebackcommunity.org

Live Generously 
Umberto