What we’re talking about this World Food Day What Is World Food Day? World Food Day is observed globally on 16 October each year to mark the founding of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) in 1945. Since 1979, it has become a moment for countries,

This World Peace Day, we encourage you to reflect on what peace means – and what it could look like – in your own community. Sustainable peace is built on more than agreements or policies; it rests on the everyday well-being of people. Yet for millions, those foundations are weakened

Reimagining Large-Scale Feeding with Real Nutrition When it comes to feeding large groups – whether in schools, shelters, or government programmes – there’s a common assumption that keeps showing up: that bulk food has to be basic. Across South Africa, organisations working to address hunger are under pressure to do

When we think about food relief, the first question we have is often: How many meals were served? While that number is important, it’s only part of the equation. We believe real impact runs deeper. As partners in long-term food relief and community upliftment, we’re committed to helping funders, NGOs,

Meals that require no refrigeration offer key benefits to procurement and programme managers looking to maximise impact: ✔️ Minimised wastage – A longer shelf life means fewer losses and more efficient use of every budgeted cent. ✔️ Scalable distribution – Easy to store and transport, ideal for stockpiling and reaching

But how can your funding stretch further in the fight against food insecurity?At Heartfelt Foods, we help turn budgets into meaningful, measurable outcomes. Our meals are shelf-stable, easy to prepare (just add boiling water), and designed for low-wastage, scalable distribution. We understand the nuances of large-scale relief – and our