Wythenshawe Foodbank
Founded in 2016 Wythenshawe Foodbank has now grown to having 4 centers across the Wythenshawe area. Unfortunately, as the years have gone on they’ve seen demand increase every year.
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Discover some of the incredible charities we’re proud to support. Each one is working tirelessly to make a positive impact on our communities and beyond. Browse their online shops and help provide essential items that make a world of difference.
Bournemouth Foodbank
Bournemouth Foodbank believe everyone deserves a safety net, & that’s why they provide help when needed. A friendly & non-judgmental place where vulnerable people can turn for support.
Street Storage
At the end of 2024 at least 354,000 people were currently experiencing homelessness. Despite this overwhelming number, there is little to no provision for people to keep their belongings safe from the constant threat of theft and damage. We believe every person sleeping on the street deserves the right to
Ealing Foodbank
The foodbank is a project founded by local churches and community groups, working together towards stopping hunger in the London Borough of Ealing. Ealing Foodbank opened their first client centre in Acton, on 18 October 2013, and they now have 8 foodbank centres, across the borough 200+ agencies are registered
Open Hands
Open Hands is a Christian charity providing essential items, English classes, and support to people in need. They love to go the extra mile, offering care, dignity, and hope to everyone they meet.
CHESS Homeless
Knowing that you have a safe place to return to after a long day at work or visiting friends often goes for granted to someone who is housed. But to rough sleepers ‘where will I sleep?’ is a harsh reality that they have to face on a daily basis. Knowing
Selby Food Hub
Selby Trust manages community facilities such as the Selby Centre which brings together a rich mix of individuals and organisations, primarily from BME, refugee and other historically excluded communities in Tottenham, Haringey, North London and beyond.
Bradford North Foodbank
Bradford Foodbank was initially set up by volunteers from St Luke’s Eccleshill, St Cuthbert’s Wrose, Bolton St James, St Andrew’s Methodist Church Undercliffe, Bolton Methodist Church, Calverley Methodist Church, St Francis RC Church Eccleshill, Church on the Way and The Shipley Food Project.
Euston Foodbank
Euston Foodbank aim to redistribute food to people without or with insufficient food so they receive enough food to cope with the immediate crisis. They are right next to a mainline station in central London with good local transport connections, so a range of people visit them. People on low
