Ivanka Trump donates more than 1,300 boxes of food in Florida to the charity Farmers to Family

Ivanka Trump handed out more than 1,300 boxes of food in Florida Tuesday, her first public appearance since she and the rest of the Trump clan were ousted from the White House.

First Daughter was joined by Paula White and other community leaders in Apopka, Florida, to donate food as part of the Farmers to a Family lunchbox program – initiated as part of her father’s administrative response to disease COVID-19 release.

According to White, the group distributed boxes to 4,220 family members.

‘We visited homes, surrounded the church, met survivors of human trafficking and affected thousands of lives,’ White shared the post, which included pictures of her and Ivanka with the boxes.

The Lifeboat Project, the shelter where the group took some boxes, took to Instagram to thank Ivanka and the others for their service.

Human trafficking is a crime against humanity and that alone is above politics. Today was a beautiful day for politics to put aside the Lifeboat Project and allow faith and truth to be our connecting subject, ‘said the shelter in their post.

‘We had the opportunity to fill the room with global leaders and have a conversation about the evolving global model. We thank all levels of government, community leaders, and our partner organizations who have achieved today. This was the beginning of acknowledging truth and showing that faith always overcomes fear. ‘

The appearance marked the public place of Ivanka Trump, who was particularly absent from the CPAC convention.

The USDA has been purchasing and distributing agricultural products to those in need under the Household Coronavirus Response Act as part of the coronavirus food aid program announced April 17, 2020.

Through this program, the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) partners with national, regional and local distributors, who have had a significant impact on their employees with the closure of restaurants, cottages hotels and other food service businesses, to buy up to $ 6 billion in new. produce, dairy and meat products from American producers of all sizes, ‘the USDA shares on their website.

To date, contractors have delivered 144,375,064 boxes of fresh produce, milk, milk and cooked meat to poor Americans nationwide.

In the current round of purchases – the fifth under the program – the USDA will purchase up to $ 1.5 billion worth of food for delivery through the end of April.