Stop Hunger Day will be taking place across the UK and Ireland on 15 May 2019 - join us in the fight against hunger!

Last night (19 March), the Sodexo Foundation Dinner celebrated Stop Hunger by fund raising £174,000 and recognising those who inspire others - #StopHungerAwards

Our Long-term charity partner, SSAFA, highlight how our collaboration with them has provided essential support for veteran's and their families.

Through your fundraising efforts the Sodexo Stop Hunger Foundation donated nearly £10,000 to fund vital bakery and kitchen equipment for Prior’s Court’s, state of the art, Bread & Beyond bakery. The UK’s first commercial bakery for people with severe autism. The launch of this innovative bakery was on the 25 January, where the great work of the students were showcased and all the organisations that supported the funding of the bakery.

Over 100 Sodexo employees took part in Stop Hunger's winter volunteering activities supporting a number of our charity partners. Find out how Ufuoma Uwegba, Sodexo corporate responsibility coordinator, found her volunteering experience and how you can continue to help.

The Foundation tackles hunger and malnutrition across a broad range of communities, alleviating hunger through food aid and educating communities on health, nutrition and wellbeing.

Gemma Wright from Sodexo Defence & Government Services, shares her journey to becoming a Stop Hunger charity champion and how much of rewarding experience it has been. Find out about the great work Gemma and others do for the Stop Hunger Foundation and how you can get involved.

It has been another successful year for the Stop Hunger Foundation, raising over £400,000 to tackle hunger and malnutrition in the UK and Ireland.

The new Stop Hunger report will showcase the great work of the Foundation throughout 2018, in tackling hunger and malnutrition across the UK and Ireland.

This summer we supported Street Games Fit&Fed a charity that holds summer programmes for children from low income families, to tackle holiday hunger, isolation and inactivity.