Like passing a baton to share a generous gift of love for each other.

Giving food packs to those in need is not a new idea. But a man in Yogyakarta came up with a unique concept for distributing nasi bungkus (packet rice) Some inspired thinking lead to his innovation.

There is wide range of ways to serve and enjoy nasi bungkus. And the nasi bungkus from Nasi Estafet is varied too. Source: Photo by Ikhlasul Amal/Creative Commons

Adit Dibyandaru from Yogyakarta wanted to find a more effective and easier way to provide wrapped rice to the needy and for generous Indonesians to make the food available.  The idea took off.  Adit explained that just like passing the baton in a relay race, 'Nasi Estafet/Relay Rice' is just a simple matter of give and take.

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People are able to give and take wrapped rice as they see fit. Source: Photo by by pchow98/Creative Commons