Ways to give

Ways to Give

You can help by donating your time, money, skills and prayers.

Raise money for Mary’s Meals

There are many ways to support Mary’s Meals. From setting up a regular donation, to leaving a gift in your will, to marking a special occasion with a gift – your kindness is building a brighter future for children living in extreme poverty.

However you choose to give, we’re grateful for your support.

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Regular giving

Regular gifts give us the confidence to plan future expansions – knowing that you're right there beside us as we strive to reach the next hungry child.

Fundraising

By raising funds for Mary’s Meals, you can help us make a lasting difference to the lives of children in some of the world’s poorest communities.

Leave a gift in your will

We offer a free will writing service making it simple to feed hungry children by leaving a gift in your will to Mary's Meals.

Gift Aid

Gift Aid is a simple way to increase the value of your gift to Mary’s Meals, at no extra cost to you.

Payroll giving

Payroll giving, workplace giving or Give As You Earn (GAYE) is a fantastic scheme for employed UK taxpayers to donate money to Mary's Meals.

Children waiting for Marys Meals in Malawi

Sponsor A School

Sponsoring a school is an amazing way to help us reach more of the world’s poorest children with a nutritious school meal.

Corporate partnerships

Find out how your organisation can help provide school meals to hungry children.

Volunteer cook in Malawi making Marys Meals

Pay in your donations

There are many ways to send us the funds you've raised.

Philanthropy and partnerships

Make an impact

Donor Advised Funds

Find out how you can donate to Mary’s Meals via a Donor Advised Fund.

Trusts and foundations

Work with us to tackle poverty and feed hungry children.

We're now feeding 2,429,182 children every school day.

But more than 67 million primary school-age children are out of school around the world. In order to survive, they have to work or beg. Even if they do make it into the classroom, hunger affects their ability to learn.

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