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City Harvest collects surplus food from food manufacturers, farmers and retailers to distribute to organisations that feed the hungry across London
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National |
£2,884,113
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Foodcycle support people who are hungry and lonely by serving tasty lunches and dinners each day in towns and cities across the country. Many guests struggle to afford the basics to eat and will eat alone without company or conversation so volunteers are able to serve surplus food cooked in spare kitchen space and keep them connected to the community
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National |
£1,326,776
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Operation of an independent foodbank in Tower Hamlets
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Tower Hamlets |
£578,889
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THE CHARITY?S PURPOSES, FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT ARE:1. THE RELIEF OF PEOPLE IN NEED THROUGH FIGHTING HUNGER 2. THE ADVANCEMENT OT ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION THOUGH TACKLING FOOD WASTE3. THE ADVANCEMENT OF CITIZENSHIP THROUGH THE PROMOTION OF VOLUNTEERINGTHESE ARE OUTWORKED THROUGH THE WORK OF FARESHARE SUSSEX WHICH FIGHTS HUNGER AND TACKLES FOOD WASTE.
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East Sussex, West Sussex, Brighton And Hove |
£619,258
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Footprints in the Community exists to assist with the relief of poverty in Redcar and Cleveland. This may be through emergency food provision (Redcar Area Foodbank), assistance with baby equipment, referral to counselling, befriending and general help, or various other activities. Footprints in the Community is the umbrella organisation under which projects will be formed to help local people
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Redcar And Cleveland |
£450,809
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The emergency provision of non-perishable food goods and signposting to those in need in the London Borough of Hackney and the surrounding areas.
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Hackney |
£787,965
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The principle activity will be the collection of non perishable food by public donation at supermarkets, from churches and elsewhere eg. schools and harvest festivals. the produce will be distributed as emergency parcels sufficient for an individual or family to cover a period of three days. Nobody in need will be turned away. We plan to imitate the model created by the Trussell Trust.
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Norfolk |
£99,415
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UKHarvest exists to prevent environmental damage by rescuing good food, preventing it going to landfill andfeeding people in need. We help support communities ? working collaboratively with the charities we supportby educating and providing great opportunities for economic and social well-being.
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National |
£986,281
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The Food Chain ensures people living with HIV in London can access the nutrition they need to get well, stay well and lead healthy, independent lives. Our tailored support is delivered by volunteers and includes the most appropriate package of home-delivered meals, groceries, nutrition and cookery classes and communal dinners.
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London |
£566,941
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THE CHARITY PROVIDES FOOD (SUPPLEMENTED ON OCCASIONS BY CLOTHING) AND ADVICE TO PEOPLE WITHIN THE BLACK COUNTRY (I.E. THE BOROUGHS OF DUDLEY, SANDWELL, WALSALL AND WOLVERHAMPTON) WHO ARE EXPERIENCING FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, SICKNESS OR NEED.THE CHARITY IS ABLE TO PROVIDE THE SERVICE THROUGH DONATIONS OF FOOD AND OTHER ARTICLES BY MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC, LOCAL CHURCHES AND VARIOUS OTHER ORGANISATIONS.
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Staffordshire, Birmingham City, Dudley, Sandwell, Worcestershire, Walsall, Wolverhampton |
£988,892
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Prevention and relief of poverty in Eastbourne, East Sussex and the surrounding area by providing items and services to individuals in need which they would not otherwise afford through lack of means.This is achieved mainly through the provision of 3 days food, clothing & signposting to services.
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East Sussex |
£950,364
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FareShare redistributes surplus good quality food that would otherwise have gone to waste to charitable organisations around the UK for the production of meals for those most in need. The organisation also provides educational, advice and training for staff, volunteers and clients of those organisations as well as to its own volunteers.
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Throughout England And Wales |
£18,107,000
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Provision of 3 day's worth of non perishable food to those in crisis as determined by social and healthcare professionals. Collection of food from members of the public, primarily at supermarket collections.
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Croydon, Lambeth, Southwark, Lewisham |
£499,173
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We run a food bank in the St Albans district area.
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Hertfordshire |
£66,126
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The relief of financial hardship by:(a) providing emergency food, essential toiletries, and household items to individuals and families in need(b) such other means, including the provision of support or signposting to relevant information and other advisory services.
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Wiltshire |
£28,778
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FareShare Midlands (formerly FareShare Leicester) was formed on 1st July, 2008, as a project of the Diocese of Leicester and a franchise of the national charity FareShare. FareShare takes good quality surplus food from the food industry that is supplied to community organisations for those in need, rather than being disposed of.
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Northamptonshire, Leicestershire, Leicester City, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Peterborough City, Warwickshire, Nottingham City, Derby City |
£3,164,667
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Cookery, nutrition and food growing classes to advance public health and inspire more environmentally sustainable food choices. Charity supports a variety of groups in need such as young carers, long term unemployed, low income families and individuals, pensioners, vulnerable young people, people with health challenges, people with learning difficulties and minority cultural/ethnic groups.
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National |
£477,554
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We provide food, toiletries, nappies etc to the needy in the borough of Wokingham from the Foodbank premises in the centre of the town. We can also help with gas/ electricity if needed.
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Wokingham |
£76,346
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Providing food donated by the community for those in crisis such as benefit delay, benefit changes or debt, to help them over the crisis and signpost them to receive further help.
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Dorset, Somerset, Wiltshire |
£72,208
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Gloucester Foodbank's purpose is to relieve poverty and financial hardship, through the Food Bank Project. The project provides a temporary, stop-gap through food distribution to those who present in crisis. Free emergency food is provided for 3 days. The food is distributed in exchange for vouchers issued to individuals according to need by a number of local crisis agencies and social services.
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Gloucestershire |
£308,902
|
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|
8,930 people were fed in Mid Cheshire between April 2021 and March 2022. This is an increase of 2% over the numbers fed in the previous year. 43% of the total were children. 126 tonnes of food were distributed. 12 Food Distribution Centres operated of which 3 were provide by a mobile van service.
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Cheshire East, Cheshire West & Chester |
£312,380
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Collection of food supplies from the general public and delivery of crisis support food supplies to people in short term difficulty with food bills, as assessed by welfare professionals.
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Norfolk, Suffolk |
£67,105
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Ealing Foodbank helps to relieve poverty through the provision of food parcels to those in crisis, in partnership with local care agencies who refer clients in crisis to us.
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Ealing |
£620,860
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Full Circle Food Project delivers programmes around cooking and growing fruit and vegetables.
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Northumberland |
£124,852
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To relieve financial hardship and to promote and preserve goodhealth amongst the general public in the Blackpool area by theprovision of funds, food, goods and services of any kind as deemedappropriate by the trustees
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Blackpool |
£676,173
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The charity's mission is to combat food waste and thereby reduce food poverty by supporting communities and groups (its network members) which work with people who have:Low or no income, poor access to affordable nutritious food and a lack of knowledge or skills or equipment to ensure food is safe and prepared properly.
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Bristol City, Gloucestershire, North Somerset, Bath And North East Somerset |
£1,503,844
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The charity's objects are specifically restricted to the following:The relief of poverty in The Royal Borough of Greenwich in particular but not exclusively by the operation of a foodbank within a Christian ethos.
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Greenwich |
£431,873
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THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY IN THE DISTRICT OF HAMBLETON, NORTH YORKSHIRE BY PROVIDING: FOOD PARCELS AND SUPPORT SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS IN NEED AND/OR CHARITIES, OR OTHER ORGANISATIONS WORKING TO PREVENT OR RELIEVE POVERTY
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North Yorkshire |
£43,721
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Runcorn and District Foodbank activities are the prevention or relief of poverty - by providing emergency food boxes containing a supply of balanced and nutritional foodstuffs to individuals in need and provides signposting to relevant information and other advisory services. Non-perishable food is donated by the community and is distributed to individuals via seven distribution centres.
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Cheshire West & Chester, Halton |
£92,147
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provision of food parcels for people in crisis
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Newcastle Upon Tyne City |
£483,056
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The Trussell Trust supports a nationwide network of food banks and together we provide emergency food and support to people locked in poverty, and campaign for change to end the need for food banks in the UK. www.trusselltrust.org
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National |
£50,567,000
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Witney & West Oxfordshire Food Bank provides emergency food parcels of non-perishable food items and occasionally toiletries to people experiencing unexpected crisis. Clients are referred from professionals working in the community including, but not limited to, Citizens Advice Bureau, Job Centre, health workers, education professionals who assess each client?s situation to verify their need.
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Oxfordshire |
£46,662
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We operate the Knowsley Foodbank in partnership with many organisations and churches throughout Knowsley. It also provides the food element of Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council's Emergency Support Scheme.In addition it offers free and confidential debt advice (Jubilee Debt Advice) and runs a "Next Steps" project to help people back into employment or training.
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Knowsley, Liverpool City, Sefton |
£13,439,329
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The relief of financial hardship among people living or working in Bournemourth, Dorset and surrounding area by holding stocks of food and giving food to those who are seen as needy
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Dorset, Bournemouth |
£382,730
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DCFA redistributes donated surplus food to families and individuals experiencing food poverty in Devon and Cornwall, thereby both saving perfectly edible food from going to landfill and feeding people who are in most of need of the food. All of the surplus food which is donated to DCFA is sourced from supermarkets, other branded food producers, farmers and growers.
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Devon, Cornwall |
£98,777
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The distribution of a balanced food parcel which will last three days.
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Doncaster |
£79,310
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The foodbank collects food from various sources and issues parcels to individuals and families in crisis in Hartlepool. Partner agencies decide on need and issue vouchers. Nearly 40 volunteers also give advice, signposting clients to other assistance as appropriate.
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Hartlepool |
£90,527
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Operating Trussell Trust licensed foodbank in the south and east of the city of Leeds.
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Leeds City |
£267,965
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Provision of services to people in financial hardship, mainly but not exclusively, by offering food or vouchers. Running educational courses to help clients improve their ability to remain in good health. Signposting clients to additional services that may improve their ability to survive. Encouraging clients in the Christian faith
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National |
£58,889
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The object of Slough Foodbank is the prevention or relief of poverty in the United Kingdom, mainly in Slough and the surrounding area , in particular but not exclusively by providing emergency food supplies to individuals in need , as motivated by the principles of the Christian Faith.
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National |
£101,063
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The provision of food parcels and other items to those referred to us by local professional agencies/groups and who have been identified as in a emergency or crisis situation.
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Southend-on-sea |
£113,195
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Non-perishable foodstuffs are donated by individual donors, churches, schools and supermarkets. Parcels providing three days emergency food supplies are distributed by volunteers to individuals and families in need by reason of a short-term financial crisis, as identified by professionals in health, education and social services. Clients are signposted to other agencies for longer-term support.
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Central Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire |
£26,331
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The Food Ethics Council brings people to the table to think deeply about, and to navigate ways through, critical ethical challenges in the food system. It does a mix of convening, research and advocacy across a range of food and farming issues, from GM crops to food poverty.
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National |
£130,963
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Cardiff Foodbank aims to provide a supply of basic food to help clients through short term crisis situations caused by ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage and who are living in the City of Cardiff and its environs.The organisation collects, stores and distributes food to clients who are assessed to be in need by front line professional agencies in the city.
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Cardiff |
£294,177
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Exeter Food Bank provides short term food supplies to local people in crisis referred to us by a number of agencies and charities.
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Devon |
£96,152
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Each FEAST is a community meal held in hostels and community centres made with vulnerable people suffering food poverty using surplus food donated by local retailers. Based in North London boroughs, FEAST partners with local food distributors and volunteer groups from diverse populations. During lockdown, FEAST is an essential doorstep food parcel delivery service to vulnerable people.
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National |
£201,943
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Relief of poverty
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Northern Ireland |
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Grow Cardiff is a charity that promotes and enables people to grow their own food, through our community allotment to our outreach work across Cardiff we are a passionate organisation that aims to change the way we think about food.
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Cardiff |
£100,562
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elimination of hunger and poverty in Hammersmith & Fulham
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Hammersmith And Fulham |
£685,048
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Morecambe Bay Foodbank has been set up for the relief of need and hardship among people in Morecambe and the surrounding area by providing emergency food, essential toiletries and household items to individuals and families in need and for the provision of support or signposting to relevant information and other advisory services in the area.
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Lancashire |
£211,559
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The relief of food hardship and poverty for individuals and families living in and around Ringwood through the collection of ambient food products donated by individuals, schools, churches and other groups. The food is sorted, stored and then distributed to those in need through a voucher system. A voucher is issued by a front-line professional who is able to assess that there is a genuine need.
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Hampshire |
£58,523
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The objects of the Stratford upon Avon Foodbank are the prevention or relief of poverty in Stratford-upon-Avon and surrounding areas in particular but not exclusively by providing emergency food supplies to individuals in need and/or charities, or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty.
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Warwickshire |
£167,166
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Sufra - NW London is a Community Food Bank and Kitchen, based in the London Borough of Brent, which aims to support disadvantaged families suffering food poverty in the local area.
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Harrow, Brent, Ealing |
£924,452
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'It carries out activities or services itself'
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Aberdeenshire |
£307,924
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The primary purpose is to operate Alton Foodbank, the main focus is on the collection and distribution of food in accordance with the rules and recommendations set out by the Trussell Trust who are the over arching sponsors of some 400 foodbanks throughout the UK.A secondary object is the operation of a school uniform bank for local primary schools in the immediate area.
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Surrey, Hampshire |
£91,967
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Provides 3 days supply of Food to clients who have been referred to our services from local professionals.Provides signposting to other sources of support.
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Nottinghamshire, Nottingham City |
£23,500
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THE BASINGSTOKE FOODBANK RECEIVES DONATIONS OF NON-PERISHABLE FOOD DIRECTLY FROM THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND VIA SUPERMARKET APPEALS.THESE DONATIONS ARE SORTED INTO FOOD-TYPES AND CHECKED FOR USE-BY END DATE AND THEN STORED.PARTNER AGENCIES ISSUE VOUCHERS TO CLIENTS JUDGED BY THEM TO BE IN URGENT NEED OF FOOD-SUPPORT. VOUCHERS ARE REDEEMED AT THE FOODBANK CENTRE FOR 3-DAYS SUPPLY OF FOOD.
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Hampshire |
£103,758
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The relief of financial hardship in Chesterfield or other parts of the UK .Providing emergency food , essential toiletries and other household items to individuals and families in need
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Derbyshire |
£51,844
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The foodbank seeks to relieve the persons in Droitwich Spa and the surrounding area that are in financial hardship in particular but not exclusively by:a) providing emergency food, essential toiletries and household itemsb) signposting to other organisations
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Worcestershire |
£34,220
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Provision of food to those in need
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Surrey, East Sussex, West Sussex |
£45,690
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'It carries out activities or services itself'
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City of Edinburgh |
£780,109
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We provide food and staple household goods to those in the community of the London Borough of Hounslow who are in need and referred to us by approved referral agencies.
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Hounslow |
£62,806
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Keynsham Foodbank provides food to those in need in conjunction with a network of care professionals who can issue food vouchers to those who need extra food either for themselves or for their family. The vouchers can be exchanged at any of our 3 distribution centres for a bag of food. We have a warehouse where we collect the food from doners and transferred to the distribution centres.
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Bath And North East Somerset |
£32,467
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Object of Kidderminster Foodbank as part of the Trussell Trust, is to relieve persons in the district of Wyre Forest and the surrounding areas in financial hardship by providing emergency food, essential toiletries and household items to individuals and families for distributions by charities or other organisations to prevent or relieve poverty. To include signposting to advisory services.
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National |
£30,913
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The Foodbank helps individuals and families in crisis through the provision of emergency food, other necessities and help towards energy costs. Agencies refer people to the Foodbank Centre where they can collect or receive a home delivery. We also offer support to gain cooking skills and help to ensure clients maximise their income and in certain cases help to manage outstanding debts.
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Cornwall |
£64,562
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RUNNING A FOODBANK
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Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire |
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Provision of Emergency Food Relief
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Nottinghamshire |
£44,066
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|
North Norfolk Foodbank is a franchise of the Trussell Trust. It collects, sorts and warehouses non-perishable food donated by churches, schools, community groups and the general public. Any person in crisis can access our food vouchers via our numerous partner agencies, who will assess the need and where appropriate give a voucher which can be exchanged for food at our distribution centres.
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Norfolk |
£141,351
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Providing emergency food parcels to people in Stockport who are experiencing difficult times due to unemployment, benefit changes/delays, low income or financial/domestic hardship
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Stockport |
£108,563
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|
THE OPERATION OF A FOODBANK IN THE STROUD DISTRICT INVOLVING THE PROVISION OF FOOD AND OCCASIONALLY OTHER ITEMS FOR THOSE IN SHORT-TERM CRISIS, AND THE SIGNPOSTING TO AGENCIES WHO WILL BE ABLE TO PROVIDE LONGER TERM SUPPORT WHERE APPROPRIATE.
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Gloucestershire |
£168,963
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|
|
Practical, community based action against poverty and marginalisation. Developing innovative, sustainable projects such as foodbanks.
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Derbyshire, Tameside |
£80,069
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To help relief poverty in Taunton Deane by receiving and distributing food.
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Somerset |
£56,674
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Provision of seven local Trussell Trust seeded foodbank distribution centres for the supply of emergency food parcels to local clients referred to the foodbank via frontline welfare and community support agencies. In addition we provide signposting referrals to other support agencies who may be able to assist the clients out of their particular crisis.
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Warwickshire |
£198,598
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|
West Northumberland Food Bank's activities are generally to provide emergency food supplies to people throughout West Northumberland, plus signposting and Welfare Rights Advocacy to help beneficiaries move out of Food Poverty quicker. Hardship Grants can be made to individuals and Small Grants can be awarded to organisations active in tackling poverty.
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Northumberland |
£95,353
|
|
|
The Foodbank provides 3 days emergency food to those in crisis that live within the town and surrounding area. Food is provided upon the presentation of an authorised voucher. These vouchers are issued by 'Care Professionals' such as Doctors, Health Visitors, etc.. 51 different Referrer organisations are currently registered. The Foodbank is operated twice a week by a rota of 40 volunteers
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Shropshire, Cheshire West & Chester |
£31,884
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