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

The Proclaimers famously sang about walking 500 miles – now the brothers are asking people to take on a walking challenge to help feed hungry children.

Fridah has an undiagnosed illness which means she has no ability to move or speak. But with a daily meal and a great friend, she's determined to succeed.

Our Founder, Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow, describes the extreme hardships facing children in Kenya and the achievable objective of eliminating child hunger.

Peter Hickey, our supporter engagement officer for London, reflects on how hope is conquering fear in Ethiopia.

Our Blairgowrie volunteer group is celebrating raising a whopping £100,000 to help feed some of the world’s poorest children!

Supporter engagement manager, Christina Read, writes about our life-changing work in Yemen and reflects on how Mary's Meals puts the love of God into action.

Read the latest update on our work in Tigray, Ethiopia, where Mary’s Meals is giving hope to children like Lydia.

Daniel Adams, executive director of Mary’s Meals, explains how we are bringing hope to vulnerable children.

Did you know you can help us reach desperately hungry children with our nutritious school meals while you shop – at no extra cost to you?

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.

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.