Stop Hunger

As a leader in foodservices serving millions of meals each day, we know food. And we also know our responsibility when it comes to addressing food insecurity.

Stop Hunger is Sodexo's global non-profit network working towards a hunger-free world. In line with Sustainable Development Goal 2 (SDG 2) and the World Food Programme (WFP), Stop Hunger activities go beyond food aid by empowering women while working sustainably to eliminate hunger in the most disadvantaged local communities. Starting as a school breakfast program by Sodexo employees in the United States in 1996, the movement has grown extensively in over 40 countries, multiplying the effect of partnership with Sodexo's ecosystem of employees, clients, consumers, suppliers and shareholders.

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In Australia, we partner nationally with Foodbank Australia and other local charities to donate time, meals, skills, and raise funds to tackle hunger and improve the quality of life for people in our communities.

More Stop Hunger stories

Taking action to fight the nation’s growing food insecurity
Through partnerships with organisations like Foodbank Australia and local community centers, Sodexo has delivered over 465,000 meals in the past eight years and is committed to further initiatives to combat hunger across the country.
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More than one million meals to be delivered across Australia by 2030
Sodexo and Nintirri Centre are partnering to donate over one million meals to remote Australian communities by 2030. This initiative supports food-insecure Indigenous populations, starting with weekly meal donations in Tom Price, WA.
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NYFL supermarket upgrade for Roebourne
Sodexo Australia partnered with the Ngarluma and Yindjibarndi Foundation Limited (NYFL) to refurbish the local Café and Gallery in Roebourne, investing over $70,000 and 100 hours of labor.
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Our hunger to end food waste in our operations
Sodexo Australia is committed to reducing food waste by 50% and cutting carbon emissions by 34% by 2025, aiming for net zero emissions by 2040.
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