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Ellison Hudson cycled 84 miles to raise money for Mary’s Meals

Father Joson, director of BREAD Noida, shares the story of a family forced to return to their hometown more than 600 miles away due Covid-19 restrictions.

Bernadette Barr, 65, has baked more than 5,600 portions of cakes for her popular afternoon teas.

Primary school teacher Susan Bradley shares her experience using our ‘Superheroes’ school resources with her pupils in Lanarkshire, Scotland. 

After a challenging two years, children are overjoyed to be back in the classroom and receiving Mary's Meals in school once again.

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Mary’s Meals announces it is feeding 2,279,941 children every school day.

Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow highlights that the children of South Sudan aren't giving up. And nor are we.

Support of players is giving children such as Falio hope for a better future.

South Sudan has the world’s highest rate of children out of education.

Sisters Sibongile and Sarah make a four-hour round trip on foot to and from school each day. Their daily meal helps them on their challenging journey.

We're now working in Yemen, feeding children in schools

“Christmas reminds us to be kind, honest, obedient, sharing with the needy, and doing voluntary work.”

In 1989, Christmas Eve marked the start of the civil war in Liberia

Join us live on YouTube at 7pm on Wednesday, 1 December for the Mary’s Meals Family Hour!

Film stars Sophie and Emma Thompson are backing Double The Love which will help us to feed hungry children living in some of the world’s poorest countries.

From 1 November 2021 to 31 January 2022, donations to Mary’s Meals will be doubled, up to £1.6 million.

Generous players of People’s Postcode Lottery have raised £425,000 for our work to help us transform the lives of hungry children in Africa.

We’re now reaching more than two million children every school day through our global school feeding programme

Thanks to donations to Double The Love and match funding from the UK government, more than 43,000 children in Liberia will receive life-changing school meals.