Macau Famine

Macau Famine 2023 has been successfully held

All Macau Famine activities this year, namely, Red Packet Campaign, Drawing Competition, Flag Day, School Famine, Charity Sale, Skip-A-Meal and 10-Hour Famine Camp, have been successfully held.

We thank all participants and volunteers for their active participation, and all our sponsors and supporting groups for their generosity in blessing starving children and families facing food shortage in Africa.

Famine Event Highlights

We thank our honorary guests for officiating at the opening ceremony of Macau Famine this year, and calling for awareness on the needs of starving children and families.

We are grateful for the support of schools, students, parents and churches, who generously shared with starving children their red packets filled with blessings.

Our appreciation also goes to the primary schools which supported the Drawing Competition, to the students who cheered for starving children with their art pieces, and to the adjudicators who picked the winning works this year.

Thanks to the participation and support of many schools, organisations and volunteers, the Flag Day this year took place smoothly.

Our volunteers gave their all to raise funds for starving children and families despite the rain.

We thank the organisations which supported starving children and families by participating in Skip-A-Meal and workshops and learning about their needs.

In a simulation activity of the Skip-A-Meal workshop, participants experienced the adversity of farmers in Africa, who cannot grow any food despite the toil because of the impact of the extreme weather.

We offered “Loaves of Love“ again for this year’s charity sale, so that we may remember the needs of starving children and give a helping hand while enjoying our daily meals.

As the pandemic situation in Macau subsided, we were delighted that the 10-Hour Famine Camp finally returned this year after a three-year hiatus!

We thank campers and volunteers who went hungry together for 10 hours to help starving children and families in Africa. Let’s continue to share with our friends and families the experiences we had in the camp, so that more people would know about the hunger issue. See you next year!

Famine Event Highlights

We thank our honorary guests for officiating at the opening ceremony of Macau Famine this year, and calling for awareness on the needs of starving children and families.

We are grateful for the support of schools, students, parents and churches, who generously shared with starving children their red packets filled with blessings.

Thanks to the participation and support of many schools, organisations and volunteers, the Flag Day this year took place smoothly.

Our volunteers gave their all to raise funds for starving children and families despite the rain.

We thank the organisations which supported starving children and families by participating in Skip-A-Meal and workshops and learning about their needs.

We offered “Loaves of Love“ again for this year’s charity sale, so that we may remember the needs of starving children and give a helping hand while enjoying our daily meals.

As the pandemic situation in Macau subsided, we were delighted that the 10-Hour Famine Camp finally returned this year after a three-year hiatus!

"Get Well Soon, My Little Brother."

Due to the conflict in her hometown in Somalia, 14-year-old Rahima lost her home and was forced to move to an internally displaced persons camp with her family. They have been staying in the settlement for 5 years already.

Not knowing when they could return home, Rahima and her family now also face food insecurity because of drought and skyrocketing food prices in the market. She just hopes her little brother would recover from malnutrition and measles soon. To help starving children and families in Somalia like Rahima, World Vision has been providing emergency food aid and nutrition support in the country.

Macau Famine 2023 has been successfully held

Famine Event Highlights

Famine Event Highlights

Famine activities may be over now, but the mission to help starving children goes on. We encourage you to continue to care for starving children and sow hope for them:

"Get Well Soon, My Little Brother."

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