Rooted in its
humble beginnings
with the peanut
sheller, Full Belly
has expanded to,
well, anything from
farm irrigation to
personal hygiene,
creating products
and devices at the
small workshop
in Wilmington
and shipping them
overseas.
Top: Michael Zalob prepares a soap press for shipping. Left to right: Toby Keeton welds a soap press. Full Belly Project is trying to create a
second use for the soap press. Here, volunteers Guy Fiocco (green shirt) and Glenn Pratt (blue shirt) make and test a new fuel source, made
from used coffee grounds and ground paper pulp, formed by the press.
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