Mustard Seed Communities (MSC) is an international non-profit dedicated to caring for the most vulnerable populations across the developing world. MSC currently feeds 1,200 children a hot meal every day across 5 locations in the Bulawayo region of Zimbabwe. One of these programmes operates from the Ngozi Mine; the Bulawayo city dump, where more than 2,000 people live in subhuman conditions, amongst the filth and flies. MSC provides a simple meal programme at Ngozi Mine where they prepare a hot meal on the dump for the children who live in the garbage. Enabling communities to become self-sufficient is the most empowering tool to break the cycle of poverty. MSC's programmes; via a combination of nutrition, education, training, and sustainable farming aim to enable communities to feed themselves, thus reducing the reliance on external aid. Please give what you can and support MSC to combat poverty and build resilient and empowered communities in Zimbabwe!