A BRIGHTER FUTURE
Help Feed a Child Like Nebyat
Nebyat is a 13-year-old pupil at Suta Primary School in the Tigray region of Ethiopia. Her family relies on rain-fed agriculture and has been severely affected by food shortages due to drought and the devastating impact of the brutal conflict in Tigray.
“Most days, I used to go to school hungry. I couldn't concentrate on my lessons at all,” she says. “Other days, I didn't even go to school."
TOGETHER WE CAN DO MORE
This Christmas, our goal is to feed 25,000 children for an entire school year.

Every child counts. With our matching program, your gift of $31.70 will feed two children for an entire school year.
Thanks to a group of generous, long-term donors who have come together to create a matching pool, gifts will be matched from now through the end of the year.
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Where we work
Mary's Meals works in 16 countries across Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean and the Middle East. Learn more about our global school feeding programme and the challenges faced by the communities we serve.
Latest news and updates
Find out more about the work we do through articles and case studies from around the world.
The Need for Mary’s Meals in Liberia
Dominic’s Catholic School and a church in Bomi County, northwest of the capital Monrovia. But as the
country fell into two devastating civil wars, he explains why he reached out to Mary’s Meals founder
Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow for help.
The daily school meals keeping Nebyat’s love for school alive in Ethiopia
consistently.
What Mary’s Meals means to children in Liberia
Meals 20 years ago. They took time to share with us how the school feeding program
continues to support their community.
A social safety net for Ethiopia’s most vulnerable families
single mother to rebuild her livelihood while helping to ensure her children are healthy, happy, and
educated.
