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Magic Breakfast

Magic Breakfast Annual Report and Accounts 2024-25

Magic Breakfast's Annual Report and Accounts for the year ended 31 August 2025 presents the trustees' report on the charity's work to end morning hunger, including its school breakfast provision across England and Scotland, its policy and campaigning for universal breakfast provision, fundraising and financial review, governance and audited financial statements.

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Magic Breakfast is a UK charity that provides healthy breakfasts to children at risk of hunger in disadvantaged schools in England and Scotland so that no child is too hungry to learn, and campaigns for government-funded breakfast provision.

Key Metrics

370,000 children and young people reached each day across 1,073 schools
Over 2,100 tonnes of food delivered to schools in 2024/25
156 new partner schools added this year

Key Outcomes

  • Children in disadvantaged schools able to start the day with a healthy breakfast
  • Policy progress towards government-funded school breakfasts
  • Partnerships with schools, funders and food suppliers

Geography

UK-Wide

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