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Gift’s story shows the powerful impact of our school meals

Mary’s Meals’ school feeding program is having a positive impact on Mozambique’s children amid drought, flooding and cyclones.

Despite the failed rainy seasons and drought, Mary’s Meals is providing Thabita hope for the future.

Amid the many headlines and reports about food crises, understanding hunger and the levels of food insecurity that prompt warnings can inform ways to help.

Southern Africa is experiencing its worst drought in 100 years. Action is needed to avoid a full-scale humanitarian catastrophe in the region.

There seems to be no end to the consequences of Zambia’s historic drought.

As her family battles to survive after a cyclone and drought, Elise’s bright future hangs in the balance.

People in Southern Africa are facing “emergency” levels of hunger – help us feed many thousands more children in the region.

On Monday, February 3, Mary's Meals Founder and CEO Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow spoke with world leaders at first World Leaders Summit on Children's Rights in Rome.

As we step into the new year and reflect on 2024, we are reminded of the incredible generosity and
resilience shown by people around the world, even in the face of daunting challenges and seemingly
insurmountable obstacles.

Most families will spend over $30 per person on their Christmas dinner this year. But for just $25.20, you can feed a child in their place of education for a whole school year.

Bring Hope of a Brighter Future for Hungry Children from Poor and Vulnerable Communities through Donating to Mary’s Meals on Giving Tuesday.

Your Donation Will Help Us Provide a Daily Meal for Vulnerable Children in Their Place of Education.

Following 10 years of Mary’s Meals school feeding in Zambia, we’re now serving daily school meals to more than 400,000 learners.

Mary's Meals Founder, Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow shares an update on our program in Tigray, Ethiopia.

With help from our local partners, we continue to attract children to school in the midst of unrest in Haiti

This month, Mary’s Meals supporters across three US states participated in marathons, 5K races and walks to raise funds for and awareness of our school-feeding programs

Innovative school meals program to bring hope to thousands of children on the front line of climate change

Mary’s Meals began serving in Beati Akor Primary School many years ago, but a lot has happened since then.

Now, in schools where our meals are served in Tigray, young learners have the chance to engage with education again, and spend time with their friends, safe in the knowledge that they will receive a much-needed meal every day they attend classes.