Join the Autumn 50 Campaign
We are looking for 50 new regular donors to change lives by donating as little as £3.25 per month to our Autumn 50 Campaign.
£3.25 per month can feed a child a healthy and nutritious school meal each day while the school farm grows, parents are trained and the project develops over a number of years to become a fully independent, self-sustaining school meals programme, free from outside aid - forever!
An ‘amaizing’ thank you gift
To say thank you, the first 50 people to sign up for our campaign will receive a special, hand-made, limited edition free thank you gift from us. Your maize keyring will serve as a small reminder of the huge difference made by your incredible gift.
Gift Aid and Match-funding
If you are a UK taxpayer, Gift Aid allows Feeding Futures to claim an extra 25p for every £1 you donate, at no extra cost to you. You can register for this by completing the correct information as you register to give through CAF
Please note: you must pay enough UK Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax to cover the amount of Gift Aid claimed on all your donations in that tax year. If you pay less tax than the amount of Gift Aid claimed, it is your responsibility to pay the difference.
Did you know, your donation is MATCH-FUNDED for the first 6 months? Thanks to our generous backers, everything you donate will be doubled for all new gifts for the first 6 months, so your impact is doubled!
Frequently Asked Questions
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In some circumstances, yes! If you do self-assessment tax returns or receive government benefits, you can deduct the amount of your donation from your annual income when calculating tax or an annual entitlement. This in turn, reduces the amount of tax you owe.
If giving corporately through a business, a business can also deduct charitable donations before calculating any due corporation tax. -
Your donation supports the development of sustainable school meal programmes in Kenya. In the early stages, this includes food provision, alongside investment in school farms, training, and infrastructure where needed. Over time, funding reduces as the community builds the capacity to run the programme independently—so your support creates impact that lasts.
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Yes—we’re always glad to hear from people who want to support our work. Opportunities include helping at events, sharing your skills, or supporting fundraising efforts. If you’d like to get involved, please get in touch—we’d love to explore what could work.
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We occasionally accept in-kind support where it clearly adds value to our work—for example, professional services or specific items linked to our programmes. Because we focus on locally led solutions, we’re careful to ensure any donations are appropriate and genuinely useful. If you have something in mind, please contact us.
This may include school meals, kitchen infrastructure, water harvesting, school farms, parent training, farming support and programme monitoring.
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Yes. Many supporters choose to give in honour or memory of someone special. It’s a meaningful way to celebrate a life or mark an occasion, while helping create lasting change for children and communities.
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Leaving a gift in your will is a powerful way to support future generations. After providing for family and friends, you may wish to include Feeding Futures as a beneficiary. Even a small percentage can make a lasting difference. We recommend speaking with a solicitor, and you’re very welcome to contact us if you’d like guidance on wording or to discuss your wishes.
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As a small charity, we’re mainly volunteer run and as such have incredibly low UK overheads. Almost all of your donation goes directly to the delivery of the work on the ground in Kenya - paying for meals, community infrastructure, and supporting the team delivering training to the farmers there.