Stop Child Hunger
Hunger Has No Borders. Hope Has No Limits.
Children are bearing the brunt of the immense suffering caused by hunger. It is estimated that more than 35 million children are suffering from acute food insecurity in our world today.
Thankfully, people are making a choice to do something about this problem by joining a movement that’s helping to ensure more than 2.4 million children can receive a nutritious meal every school day in their place of education.
That movement is Mary’s Meals and, today, we’re asking for your support.
Play your part in helping to stop child hunger. Your donation will provide much needed meals to children suffering the effects of extreme poverty around the world. Donate today.
What is Happening in East Africa?
Mary’s Meals brings much-needed school meals to some of the world’s most vulnerable children. In countries like Ethiopia, South Sudan and Kenya millions of children are experiencing acute levels of hunger as communities tackle a terrible combination of factors, including soaring costs, climate change, conflict, and the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic.
What is Mary's Meals Doing?
Mary's Meals currently feeds more than 250,000 children across East Africa every school day. Our meals are served to children in Ethiopia, Kenya and South Sudan where more and more people are being pushed further into hunger and poverty.
However, with your support, we can ensure that vital meals reach the communities most in need.
What Can I Do?
Please give what you can and help us keep our promise to the children we feed around the world in 18 countries, just like those living in Ethiopia, Kenya and South Sudan today.
It costs just €22 to feed a child for a whole school year.
Mary's Meals in East Africa
Ethiopia
Mary's Meals has been working in Tigray, Ethiopia, since 2017 - a region that has been mired in two years of brutal civil war.
South Sudan
In South Sudan, more than 70% of all children are out of school - a stark reminder of why they and the communities where they live need our help more than ever.
Kenya
In Kenya, widespread food insecurity means that children rely on school meals for their very survival.
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