« On donne simplement un plat, c’est un devoir en tant qu’être humain. Nous hébergeons les gens vulnérables; des migrants, bien sûr, car ils ne savent pas où trouver l’aide de base, mais aussi des citoyens d’ici, en grande précarité. Des femmes avec enfants ».

« Un exemple de solidarité qui permet de ne pas (trop) désespérer devant l’absurde inhumanité de l’administration et la honte qu’elle suscite ».

« My husband and I went to donate some food this past week and what we saw was heart warming and breaking at the same time. The volunteers who help those in need at Belgium Kitchen are super generous and you can easily see how big their hearts are. We were allowed to see the donation room which although they do receive donations, we could see that it was not enough to allow them to help everyone. We were also allowed to see the kitchen and the meal they were cooking that day smelled delicious!! It was heart breaking to hear the lack of support the Government provides for this organization despite the fact that they are currently trying to help/feed 100 people. I’m glad my husband and I were allowed to see everything -it really opened our eyes and made us realize that for a mere 40-50 euros of groceries we can help out a great cause. We will definately come back with more donations. Thank you to the organizers and volunteers for all of your hard work and effort. Thank you for caring for other people and giving my husband and I a well needed reality check. Wishing you all the best and success ♥ »

« Merci à Ophélie et à Daoud ! Hier, vous avez accueilli la trentaine d’élèves de rhéto techniques sociales du Collège Pie 10 (Châtelineau): vous avez pris le temps de leur expliquer, très concrètement, le sens de l’investissement citoyen et solidaire des bénévoles de Belgium Kitchen dans la société actuelle ! Un très très grand merci ».

« Des gens magnifiques, un soutien véritable et concret aux Réfugiés ».