In the ‘60 for 60’ campaign Sodexo’s colleagues were encouraged to work together with clients, suppliers, friends and families to support in their activity whether that was sponsorship, donations or giving up their time to volunteer.
Fundraising activities ranged from sponsored runs and bike rides to Paris, to charity football matches, raffles, bake sales and even a crochet-a-thon, creating 60 crocheted items in 60 days.
Camille Thobois, head of The Stop Hunger Foundation UK & Ireland, said: “This year we wanted to do something a little bit different, something that celebrates and represents the breadth of commitment that Sodexo and its employees have towards social impact.
“The ’60 for 60’ campaign, an employee-led initiative provided a clear, flexible framework and celebrated the many ways colleagues and teams can get involved in supporting their own local communities. We wanted colleagues to think creatively about how they can make a difference and they did.
“Collectively, these actions contribute to a wider effort to tackle food insecurity at a local level, reflecting the Foundation’s belief that sustainable change comes from empowering communities and mobilising the scale, skills and commitment of our people.”
In its latest impact report the Stop Hunger Foundation reported that it had supported 1.3 million people across 61 communities in the twelve months to 31st August 2025