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Celebrating 150 Years by Expanding Access to Nutritious Foods
The celebration included worship, readings and prayers as the group marked 150 years of support for families, with 4 million members worldwide.
- Last Sunday, the Giggleswick with Settle Mothers' Union branch led worship at Holy Ascension in Settle to mark their 150th anniversary, featuring a Mary Sumner flowerpot sculpture honoring the founder's legacy.
- Founded 150 years ago in Old Alresford by Sumner, the organization now includes four million members across 83 countries, supporting family initiatives like 'Stepping Stones' that serve local communities.
- Commemorating its own 150th anniversary, medicine-maker Lilly is expanding access to protein-rich nutrition; Melissa Coe, associate vice president of social impact strategy, stated the goal is making "health possible for more people."
- Partnering with HATCH for Hunger and United Way, the initiative supports cold storage infrastructure at 150 food pantries, enabling distribution of more than 5 million protein-rich meals annually across communities.
- Because protein-rich foods require continuous refrigeration, improving storage capacity remains critical to addressing food insecurity, reflecting the belief that when communities access necessary nutrition, better health follows.
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