733 million people don’t have enough to eat.

You can help change that at the MCC Festival! Your support this year provides food to vulnerable people in Ukraine, South Sudan and Haiti and helps feed people in British Columbia, too.

SOUTH SUDAN
Urgent food today, hope for tomorrow.

In South Sudan, 7.7 million people face acute food insecurity and over 2 million have been displaced by conflict and disaster. MCC supports food, clean water, education, shelter, and peacebuilding projects across South Sudan — responding to urgent needs in a holistic way.

Your support will help:

  • 4,932 people in Unity State — the area hardest hit by displacement, flooding, and inflation. Many displaced families are not allowed to farm and cannot access enough food.

  • Deliver a monthly food basket of sorghum, beans, cooking oil, salt and milling support.

  • Sustain this emergency response for 8 months (April–November 2025).

Will you share food?

UKRAINE
Food and care bring light through war’s shadow.

In Ukraine, about 5 million people face food insecurity, especially in frontline areas where conflict limits access to food and services. Many families must reduce meals or rely on aid to survive. MCC provides emergency food, hygiene kits and comforters, helps with rent and heating and offers mental health support—focusing on vulnerable groups like Roma, people with disabilities and families with children who have special needs.

Your support will help:

  • 5,346 people in Dnipro, Synelnykove and Pavlohrad — communities impacted by ongoing shelling, displacement and growing hunger.

  • Distribute monthly food vouchers to displaced and vulnerable families for 10 months to cover basic staples such as grains, canned goods and cooking oil.

  • Support people’s emotional well-being through care and counselling, including home visits for those unable to travel.

Will you share food?

HAITI
Improving food supply with farm skills and health education.

In Haiti, over 4 million people lack regular access to nutritious food. Ongoing political instability, disasters and economic challenges have worsened access, especially in rural mountain areas. MCC partners with communities to improve food security, build disaster resilience, improve health and security, support trauma survivors, promote human rights and break cycles of violence

Your support will help:

  • 7,940 people improve food security in 7 mountain communities by growing diverse crops and building savings and income opportunities.

  • Farmers learn new skills and get tools and seeds to maximize their crops.

  • Communities reduce malnutrition through education on nutrition and hygiene.

Will you share food?