Compassiviste Kitchen

Food for All - A social initiative for transformation through networking and education

Munich 2026

Compassiviste Kitchen is a mobile, transformative space that brings people together to address homelessness, foster inclusivity, and promote sustainable living. Combining food, art, hygiene services, and education, our temporary structures create vibrant community hubs in urban centers, moving to a new city every six months.

Creating a Space for Connection

We’re building more than a temporary shelter; we’re creating a space where people from all walks of life can meet, share stories, and connect. Here, everyone can feel part of something bigger.
Access to Essential Resources

Our project provides not only food but also services like showers, haircuts, and medical support, so individuals can care for their health and well-being.
Support on the Path to Self-Sufficiency

Our goal is to help people find their way to independent living through education, volunteer opportunities, and active participation in various initiatives.
Education and Growth Opportunities

We don’t just provide meals; we teach about choosing local and sustainable products, promote principles of sustainable living, and support local producers.
Art as a Bridge

Art plays a central role in our space, serving as a storyteller and bridging gaps between people of different backgrounds, cultures, and languages. It provides a voice for those who may otherwise go unheard.
A Platform for Dialogue and Empowerment

Our networking area fosters open conversations on social issues, empowering individuals to share experiences, discuss challenges, and work collaboratively on solutions.

Voices of Compassion

Understanding Perspectives = Inspiring Change

In your opinion, why are there people on our planet without access to basic necessities (food, water, shelter)?

It's a personal choice they made

The government/society/system is responsible

A combination of external factors led to this situation

Have you ever spoken with a homeless person?

Yes, I often talk to them

No, I avoid such interactions

Yes, I was homeless myself at some point

Have you ever participated in programs to help the homeless?

Yes, I give donations

Yes, I actively volunteer

No, I believe this is the government’s responsibility

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How It Works

1

Research and Planning

Conduct a comprehensive analysis of current issues facing the homeless community.
Identify key areas of need: food, shelter, healthcare, employment opportunities, and community engagement.
Develop a project blueprint detailing resources required, timelines, and potential collaborators.

2

Secure Funding and Partnerships

Approach potential investors and sponsors to secure financial support for the project.
Build partnerships with local organizations, non-profits, and government agencies.
Explore collaborations with food suppliers, local farms, healthcare providers, and artists.

3

Prototype Design and Testing

Design a modular, mobile structure to house the project, using sustainable and recyclable materials.
Test the prototype in a controlled environment to ensure functionality, comfort, and accessibility.
Gather feedback from stakeholders, including potential users, and make necessary adjustments.

4

Obtain Permissions and Approvals

Work with city authorities to secure necessary permits for temporary use of public spaces.
Address any site-specific requirements for safety, accessibility, and environmental impact.
Create a communication plan for informing the public and local community about the project.

5

Build and Deploy

Begin construction and assembly of the mobile units.
Set up the project in a high-traffic, accessible location, ensuring visibility to both the homeless and the general public.
Recruit and train a team to manage daily operations, greet visitors, and explain how the project works.

6

Launch Community Engagement Programs

Establish education, art, and networking zones where community members can engage, learn, and share stories.
Organize events and workshops to encourage interaction between different community groups.
Track participation and gather insights on program effectiveness for future improvements.

7

Monitor, Measure, and Report

Continuously collect data on impact metrics such as meals served, job placements, and volunteer involvement.
Use the digital platform to maintain transparency, share success stories, and gather ongoing feedback.
Report outcomes to investors, partners, and the community to highlight the project's social impact.

8

Adapt, Expand, and Scale

Based on results from the initial prototype, refine the model to improve impact and efficiency.
Plan for expansion into new locations with adjustments tailored to each community’s specific needs.
Build a roadmap for scaling the project to other cities, with a long-term goal of sustainable, widespread impact.

In Munich, thousands of people struggle daily without access to basic necessities. There are countless initiatives aimed at helping them, yet the number of homeless individuals continues to rise. This led us to ask: can the problem truly be solved? We believe it can, but perhaps the issue lies not in a lack of resources—since, as a society, we have enough food, water, and shelter—but in segregation.

With this in mind, we aim to create a new kind of space: a multi-functional platform centered around one unifying element—food. We call it "Food for All," without the label of "for the homeless," to bring together people from different walks of life. Our vision is to create a welcoming environment where individuals can share meals, connect, exchange stories, and build empathy across social divides.

Education is a core part of our initiative. We plan to offer workshops and discussions on topics like sustainable food practices, resource management, environmental ethics, and other subjects that address the root causes of homelessness and related social issues. By learning together, we believe people can generate solutions for problems that currently seem insurmountable.

Our ultimate goal is to build a community where there’s no need to "give food to the homeless" or organize volunteer programs because homelessness itself has been eradicated. By breaking down barriers, fostering connections, and tackling the underlying issues as a collective, we believe we can create a society where everyone has a place.

Building Connections, not Barriers

A Community United to End Homelessness

Our Mission – Feed Everyone

We prepare healthy and delicious food to provide everyone with nutritious meals.

Volunteer Chefs

Our volunteer chefs cook a variety of dishes using fresh, high-quality ingredients.

Free Meals

Every day, we distribute free meals to those in need.

Collaboration with Charitable Foundations

We organize joint projects with various charitable organizations.

Supporting Local Communities

We help those in need, offering opportunities for socialization and interaction.

Feeding Hope, Building Futures

Join Us in Making a Difference

Together, we can feed, empower, and uplift communities

Partnerships and Initiatives

Investment from 100.000 Euro

Our collaborations with local businesses, cultural organizations, and community groups aim to support social change, foster integration, and improve quality of life.

Support and Training

Investment from 10.000 Euro

Our educational programs help participants develop skills that strengthen their independence, enhance employment opportunities, and restore confidence and self-belief.

Volunteering and Engagement

Investment from 100 Euro

Ways to become part of our initiative through volunteer projects, mentorship, and community support, creating a resilient network where people help each other grow and overcome challenges.

Our Values

We believe every person deserves respect and the opportunity to improve their life. Our mission is to provide homeless individuals with nutritious and healthy food and create a welcoming and comfortable environment for them.

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At Compassiviste, our vision extends beyond merely leading the market; we aim to redefine the standards of quality, innovation, ethical practices, and sustainability.

Ali Horriyat

Compassiviste Founder

Compassiviste Founder Ali Horriyat left finance in 2016 to pursue a vision of a compassionate society. He launched Compassiviste in 2020 to promote this vision. Born in Dubai and educated in the UAE, France, Switzerland, Canada, and the USA, he holds degrees in various fields. Ali has authored 18 books on topics like racism, capitalism, spirituality, love, and compassion. He advocates for "love always, and always love." Working with a network of activists, Ali aims for positive transformation and a sustainable, inclusive future.

Ekaterina Reyzbikh

Compassiviste Architect

Ekaterina Reyzbikh is a visionary architect and thought leader redefining the intersection of design, philosophy, and human experience. As the founder of Reyzbikh Architekten Munich, she has dedicated over 14 years to exploring how architecture shapes lives, combining a deep understanding of human needs with bold, creative solutions. With a background that spans multiple countries and cultures, her work emphasizes sustainability, innovative urban development, and transformative spaces that inspire and connect. An author of two award-winning books on architecture's impact on people, she pushes the boundaries of what it means to design for the future, valuing creativity, purpose, and economic feasibility in every project.

Meet the architect's team

The smartest people work every day to provide the best service and make our clients happy

Natalia Musko

Architect, specialist in regulations

Natalia brings precision and creativity to every project. She expertly navigates complex building codes, calculates norms, and crafts detailed specifications to ensure seamless compliance. Her work transforms technical challenges into opportunities for innovative and functional design solutions.
Alina Kopylova

Architect and 3D Modeling Specialist.

Alina blends technical precision with philosophical depth. She creates detailed models that visualize spaces and challenges traditional design perspectives. Her approach integrates unconventional ideas, offering unique and thought-provoking solutions that redefine architectural possibilities.
Anastasia Khomyakova

Creative Designer and Visual Concept Specialist

Anastasia known for her stunning designs and captivating visual concepts. She combines artistic vision with technical ingenuity, developing innovative solutions that push the boundaries of design. Her work seamlessly merges aesthetics and functionality, bringing unique ideas to life.

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