The Warner Planning Team were proud to return to St Mark's Meals in Milton Keynes this October
The team spent time packing meal boxes which go out to local schools and community groups in Milton Keynes and are then distributed to families in need to ensure children do not go to bed hungry.Â
On this visit we were also packing Holiday Packs containing 5 meal boxes to be distributed to help feed families over October half term. Â
Each meal box contains all the ingredients needed to cook a nutritious meal for 4 people as well as a recipe card and a link to child or teenage friendly video tutorials.Â
We are excited to continue our partnership with this vital local charity with more details to come!
To see how you can also support St Mark’s Meals please visit stmarksmk.com/st-mark-s-meals/
#stmarksmeals #NoChildShouldGoTobedHungry #localcharity #miltonkeynesÂ
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