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Dolly Parton wants Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's firstborn child

Dolly Parton jokingly asked if she can have Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's firstborn child in a video message thanking them for supporting her charity.

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Charities thank Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce for generous wedding donations

Organisations have spoken out to express their gratitude after Pop star Taylor Swift and her husband-to-be Travis Kelce donated $26 million to various good causes.

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A-listers, phone bans, charity donations: Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wedding frenzy in full swing

Taylor Swift and her American football-player fiancé Travis Kelce have kicked off rumoured wedding celebrations at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Here’s what we know so far.

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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce donate $26 million to charity ahead of rumored wedding celebration- why are food banks, children’s hospitals and schools benefiting nationwide?

Pop superstar Taylor Swift and NFL star Travis Kelce have reportedly made a staggering $26 million donation to over 20 charities nationwide. The announcement, coinciding with unconfirmed wedding celebrations in New York, highlights their commitment to causes including food banks, animal welfare, education, and children's hospitals. This significant philanthropic act…

The Economic Times

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce donate 26m dollars to charities ahead of wedding

The couple are set to get married at Madison Square Garden on Friday night.

Evening Standard

Michael Sheen fronts Comic Relief film focusing on food insecurity

Sheen will feature on Friday’s Red Nose Day appeal show, Comic Relief: Funny For Money.

Evening Standard

OPINION - Fiona Hollis: The four myths of food insecurity

City Harvest are one of the organisations funded by our campaign. Here, Fiona Hollis, their head of communications, explains how it’s not just the unemployed who are going hungry

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'I know what it is to go hungry — now I deliver food to others in need'

Sainsbury’s donates £500K to our campaign taking total raised to £1.9M

Evening Standard

Trump’s ‘beautiful’ megabill is an existential crisis for food pantries: ‘People are going to suffer’

IN FOCUS: Food banks across the country fear for their survival and ability to feed communities under Republican-led cuts to SNAP, Alex Woodward reports

The Independent UK

How City Harvest is fighting NYC hunger

City Harvest's CEO discusses how they are keeping up with an additional 1 million food pantry per month

Salon

The hidden cost of a shutdown: America’s battle with food insecurity

The farm bill, which finances Snap benefits, must be renewed by Congress this year, as a rising number of Americans are going hungry

The Guardian - US

The pandemic may have ended, but the food lines haven’t as child hunger in NYC rages on

NEW YORK — Gloria Robinson waits longer these days for food at the local pantry to feed her children.

Tribune News Service

Calls grow to give free school meals to all children in poverty

Special investigation: David Cohen talks to increasingly desperate parents queueing with empty shopping bags outside a school near Battersea Power Station

Evening Standard

‘It’s too expensive to eat lunch and feed my children’: The rise of the school food bank

Feed the Future: Demand for help putting food on the table continues to grow – hence The Independent’s call for free school meals to urgently be extended to all those in need

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Inflation and worker shortage fuel push on immigration bills

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25% of NYC children don’t know where their next meal will come from: City Harvest

NEW YORK — Child hunger rates in New York City remain much higher than before the COVID pandemic even though the economy is starting to bounce back, according to a new report from the anti-hunger City Harvest group.

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