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Feed The Hungry UK is a solution provider, working in 25 lower-income countries around the world, as well as in the UK. We journey people from a place of only just surviving, to knowing that they are significant. We deliver humanitarian aid, disaster relief, and community transformation programmes.
The Halo Centre, Progress Way, CV3 2NT, Coventry, United Kingdom
Just had a fantastic meal, team were so helpful.
Felt so sorry for the manager and the team, who was being screamed at by a guest as he couldn’t have the kids for a pound meal deal. It clearly stated on the poster behind him it was Monday to Friday only.
It’s Easter weekend discounts don’t work.
The food is great value for Monday anyway, comes out quickly and tastes great.
FTHUK is doing an incredible job feeding children around the world.
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