Volunteers’ Week: Join the movement that’s changing lives
This Volunteers' Week we're celebrating our wonderful volunteers and all the work they do.
Volunteers make our movement
Dan McNally, Head of England & Wales, on why volunteering is vital to all Mary's Meals does
Michael: An inspirational young volunteer
Michael Glover, 13, has raised more than £12,000 for Mary's Meals after being inspired as an 11-year-old
Volunteers’ Week: Gran and Granddaughter duo on the joys of charity volunteering
Margaret Hughes, who volunteers with granddaughter Bobbi, 11, says Mary’s Meals has brought joy back into her life
A quest for education amidst climate change
In many of the countries where we work, severe weather is a common occurrence and can be a literal barrier to education.
Stop child hunger this World Hunger Day
Mary’s Meals is a simple solution to world hunger, that works. We provide life-changing school meals to children living in some of the world’s poorest communities.
The Princess Royal visits Mary’s Meals
Her Royal Highness joined celebrations at the home of Mary’s Meals in the Scottish Highlands
Pray In May for hungry children around the world
Pray In May is a moment to pause and remember the millions of children around the world who rely on Mary’s Meals.
How schools can fundraise with purpose
Secondary schools across the UK can fundraise to feed an entire school of hungry children.
Five ways we are helping Haiti
Mary’s Meals, along with our local partners, is offering hope and stability to the children affected by the crisis in Haiti
Delivering school meals in flood-affected Malawi
Mary Nyama, from Mary’s Meals Malawi details how the recent floods in Malawi has impacted children.
We must fight for Haiti's children
Haiti’s children are in crisis: a firsthand account from our partner on the ground
Reflections for Easter
This Easter Sunday, Sarah Mallon, Regional Development Officer, reflects on celebrating the joy of the glorious Easter feast while remembering those suffering around the world as their lives are devastated by violence and instability.
Life in an IDP camp
After gangs occupied their neighbourhood in Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince, Anne and her mother Altagrace fled to a camp for internally displaced people (IDPs), where survival depends on the safe haven provided by reliable meals served daily at her school.
What can I get from volunteering?
Volunteer Alessandra Cavaliere on how special she finds volunteering for Mary's Meals
Creating a safe space in Haiti’s schools
Cassandre Regnier from our partner Summits Education explains how Mary’s Meals is offering children stability, safety, and hope amid the worsening crisis in Haiti.
Update on our work in Lebanon
Tensions across the Middle East continue to escalate, with ongoing airstrikes causing significant damage and disruption. After Iran, Lebanon is among the hardest-hit countries, facing intense bombardments in the south, the capital city Beirut and its southern suburbs.
Crisis in Haiti: Help children in urgent need
Support our Haiti appeal and help us deliver food, safety and hope
How Postcode Lottery players helped us reach a £7 million milestone
Players across the UK have played a vital role in our mission.
The Haiti crisis in numbers
Read the facts and figures of the Crisis In Haiti. The country is experiencing record levels of hunger and displacement as armed gangs expand their control of the country and services collapse. Children are most at risk.
The latest news from our founder, Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow
The latest articles, blogs, news stories and more from the founder of Mary's Meals.
Live Aid: 40 Years On - Ethiopia Faces Hidden Humanitarian Catastrophe
40 years after Live Aid, children in Tigray face a largely unseen hunger crisis. Mary’s Meals now feeds 240,000 children daily in Ethiopia