Stop Hunger Now, a relief organization that has partnered with Mission of Hope in Port-au-Prince is slated to receive and distribute the shakes, which contain protein, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins and minerals. "It's devastating seeing thousands of Haitians charge down the street for only two distribution trucks of food," Isagenix co-founder Kathy Coover said in the news release.
45,000 canisters of IsaLean meal-replacement shakes are being donated to the earthquake survivors in Haiti, on behalf of Chandler-based Isagenix, a company that sells health and wellness products. The 45,000 canisters are the euivilant of 1.2 million meals, the company said in a news release.
