📍 4.2 kmCan Joan de s'Aigo (Palma - 1700)
Top-rated complementary verified local service: Can Joan de s'Aigo (Palma - 1700).
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Charitable foundation recovering surplus food and coordinating solidarity distribution to over 30,000 vulnerable individuals across Mallorca.
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The Banc d'Aliments de Mallorca is a volunteer-led charitable foundation dedicated to fighting food waste and hunger throughout the island. Operating from its central refrigerated warehouse in Palma's Son Castelló industrial park, the food bank collects and inspects food donations from supermarket chains, local Balearic food producers, agricultural cooperatives, and the annual nationwide 'Great Food Drive'. Annually distributing over two million kilograms of staple foodstuffs to more than 90 partner charities, soup kitchens, and senior shelters.


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"Excelente atención, calidad artesanal de primera y un trato humano inmejorable. ¡Totalmente merecido su puesto en el podio!"
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Charitable foundation recovering surplus food and coordinating solidarity distribution to over 30,000 vulnerable individuals across Mallorca.