Tesco donates £5m to help 'tackle classroom hunger'

Tesco donates £5m to help ‘tackle classroom hunger’

27th March 2023

// Tesco is donating £5m to help boost school funds for extra food and healthy activities

// The grant programme will benefit thousands of school children across the UK

Tesco is donating £5m to help boost school funds for extra food and healthy activities as part of a new initiative launching this summer.

Focused on helping schools who lack funds and resources, the grant programme will benefit thousands of school children across the UK, giving them a healthier, more active, stronger start in life.

“Tackling classroom hunger is vitally important in helping children get a stronger start in life,” said Tesco CEO Jason Tarry.

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27th March 2023

Jacqui Parr

// Tesco is donating £5m to help boost school funds for extra food and healthy activities

// The grant programme will benefit thousands of school children across the UK

Tesco is donating £5m to help boost school funds for extra food and healthy activities as part of a new initiative launching this summer.

Focused on helping schools who lack funds and resources, the grant programme will benefit thousands of school children across the UK, giving them a healthier, more active, stronger start in life.

“Tackling classroom hunger is vitally important in helping children get a stronger start in life,” said Tesco CEO Jason Tarry.

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