This holiday season, Starbucks is giving customers in the Philippines a chance to spark real change with every bite. From December 2 to 23, 2025, every purchase of a Starbucks Four Cheese Flatbread will fund one school meal through the World Food Programme’s (WFP) School Meals initiative—an effort that supports children facing hunger around the world.
The Philippines joins Starbucks markets around the world—and more than 23,000 stores—in a collective effort to help donate up to 12 million meals. During the campaign period, every eligible Four Cheese Flatbread purchased will generate a $0.25 donation to World Food Program USA in support of the World Food Programm, with a global cap of $3 million.
“Here in the Philippines, we see every day how a simple meal can change the life of a child and their family,” said Noey Lopez, Starbucks Philippines president. “Together, we are leveraging WFP’s expertise and reach to deliver millions of school meals to children who need them most. There has never been a more important time to unite our strengths and turn compassion into action—one meal, one child, one future at a time.”
.WFP, the world’s largest provider of school meals, reaches more than 20 million children annually. These meals not only help students stay healthy and focused in class but also support families and entire communities out of extreme poverty by providing a market for farmers’ produce and creating jobs.
Starbucks’ hunger relief work extends past this initiative, focusing on food donations, improved food rescue infrastructure, and long-term food security in coffee-growing regions. In the Philippines, for example, the FoodShare Program with the Philippine FoodBank Foundation and Grab has delivered over 2 million food items to vulnerable communities since 2022.
