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Our executive director, Daniel Adams, looks to the future as he shares the story of 13 year old Samuel who receives Mary’s Meals at a refugee camp in Malawi.

Now is when many of us make New Year’s resolutions. Why not set a goal to help us feed hungry children with these ways to raise money for charity.

We are starting 2023 with some important updates on our work…

This month, Anna Houghton, our supporter engagement officer for Liverpool, reflects on the message of love and hope shared by the shepherds at the birth of Jesus.

Singer and presenter Aled Jones has shared his favourite festive recipe for Gingerbread Snowpeople.

Give the gift of school meals this Christmas and set a place at out Big Family Christmas virtual table.

There are lots of ways you can help feed hungry children and giving our charity Christmas gifts is one of them!

We are now reaching 60,000 pupils with nutritious meals, in primary schools in Turkana, a region in northern Kenya.

Judy Murray is encouraging people to give to Mary's Meals this winter – so that we can reach even more hungry children with nutritious school meals.

Coinneach MacLeod from the Isle of Lewis rose to fame as ‘The Hebridean Baker’ on TikTok. Here, he shares his favourite recipe for delicious Empire Biscuits.

This month, Sarah Mallon, supporter engagement officer, reflects on her recent pilgrimage to Medjugorje which brought together members of the Mary’s Meals family from all corners of the world.

Double The Love is back! Karen Gray, Director of Communications, writes about an inspiring girl from Kenya, named Epur.

Join us on World Food Day as we celebrate food changing the story for more than 2.2 million children enrolled in our school feeding programme.

Karen Gray, director of communications at Mary’s Meals, reflects on her visit to Turkana in northern Kenya during a time of terrible drought.

As the Catholic church celebrates the birth of Mary, mother of Jesus, this month, Anna Houghton, supporter engagement officer, reflects on our work.

The world is facing a hunger crisis of unprecedented proportions. With the cost of living soaring worldwide the situation has become critical.

Our founder, Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow, appeals to the world to take notice of the atrocities unfolding in Ethiopia and to speak up for those living in terror.

The war in Ukraine and inflation is making life extremely difficult for the children we feed and their families in Lebanon

Naomi Wanyoike, our East Africa programme partner co-ordinator, details how the devasting hunger crisis in East Africa is affecting children and families.

This month, Fran Lawson, our supporter engagement officer for the North of England, reflects on one of her favourite poems, Desiderata.