We're breaking records to feed hungry kids!
Wonder & Eat Up are partnering to break a Guinness World Record and feed over 15,000 kids in need. With the help of six schools, we'll be making the world's longest sandwich line ever assembled!
When: May 14th from 10am - 2pm
Where: Overseas Passenger Terminal, Circular Quay Sydney
What: Breaking the Guinness World Record for the longest sandwich line ever assembled
How you can be involved: Come down and enjoy a Wonder 5 Star toastie while watching all the action on the big screen and vibing to the tunes of DJ Wonder.
Who are Eat Up?
With the help of their partners and dedicated volunteers, each week Eat Up makes and delivers over 30,000 lunches directly to schools, for vulnerable children. To date they have provided over four million lunches to Aussie kids in need!
One in four Australian students at the schools Eat Up support need an Eat Up lunch.*
How are we breaking the Guinness World Record?
We're teaming up with six schools from Sydney to help break the Guinness World Record and make lunches for kids in need.
With over 300 students volunteering, we'll be aiming to make 15,000 sandwiches to be laid out in a continuous line and break the current record (10,852)!
Where will the sandwiches be donated?
Eat Up provides sandwiches to disadvantaged children nationally who arrive at school without lunch. They support students at 1,050+ schools in both metro and regional areas around the country with the support of volunteers, funders and in-kind supporters.
How does a normal Eat Up sandwich making session work?
Eat Up travels to workplaces with all the ingredients and equipment, and their trained facilitators guide volunteers in teams to make sandwiches.
Volunteers use Wonder bread, spreads and cheese to make sandwiches, to then be wrapped and stacked for delivery to those in need.
How can you support Eat Up outside of this?
Making a donation here. Every $30 provides a month of school lunches for a child in need.
Follow Eat Up on social media channels Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn - this is also where you’ll hear about public sandwich-making events near you.
Start a fundraising campaign at your workplace or among your social groups. You can get started here.
*Eat Up Evaluation Report, 2024