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Manchester Evening News
Manchester Evening News
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Bethan Shufflebotham

Morrisons aim to help low-income families by donating £100k of food to holiday clubs

The school holidays can be a difficult time for families as many low-income households may experience food poverty and social isolation. But Morrisons has announced that it will donate £100,000 of food to help tackle what’s known as ‘holiday hunger’.

Community champions from the supermarkets are set to partner with local schools, community groups and The Holiday Activities and Food Programme (HAF) to help prevent school children going hungry over the summer break.

Every one of Morrisons' 497 stores will be supporting the scheme by donating nutritious food to local holiday clubs being held across the country, making sure each child gets a decent meal.

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