‘Most days I don’t eat breakfast, I feel so hungry’

Today, more than 64 million primary school-age children miss out on an education around the world because of poverty.

Leaving a gift in your will, no matter how small, is an incredibly generous way you can help us bring hope to those desperately hungry children who often need to work or beg for food in order to survive.

With the promise of a daily meal in a place of education, Mary’s Meals is attracting hungry children into the classroom giving them the energy to learn how to read and write.

For children like 13-year-old Ballah from Liberia – who used to skip school – Mary’s Meals fills his empty stomach and is allowing him to gain a precious education so he can follow his dreams of becoming a doctor.

“Food is important,” he said. “Most days, I don’t eat breakfast and I feel so hungry I can barely study.

After eating Mary’s Meals, I feel active.

“When I qualify as a doctor, I’d like to stay in Liberia and teach others how to do the same.”

With a gift in your will, you can help us keep our promise to more than 2.2 million children in some of the world’s poorest communities who rely on our nutritious meals and will be giving children like Ballah the chance of a brighter future.

If you would like more information about leaving a gift in your will, please visit www.marysmeals.org.uk/will

Lori Cobley, partnership manager at Mary’s Meals

Pictured: Ballah – Picture supplied by Mary’s Meals