DONATE FOOD
Our foodbank relies on your goodwill and support.
Over 90% of the food distributed by foodbanks in The Trussell Trust network is donated by the public – that’s why your food donations are absolutely vital to our ability to give everyone referred to us a balanced and nutritious three day supply of food.
Our shopping list shows the food items that we need right now.
– AMAZON WISH LIST
We have an Amazon Wish List to make it easier for people to support our urgent stock appeal. Please click this link to see the list – remembering to log in via smile.amazon to allow us to get the bonus cash donation from Amazon!
– EASHO WISH LIST
This new Wishlist (July 2020) is mainly toiletries and household just now but this charities company are expanding the food side. Please click this link to access it.
Collection points for donations are available at the following locations, alternatively donations may be dropped off any any of our centres or our warehouse
DONATION POINT LOCATIONS
URGENT
- TINNED FRUIT
- READY MEALS
- COFFEE
- RICE
- DESSERTS
- FRUIT JUICE (LONG LIFE)
- HAND WASH
- HOUSEHOLD CLEANING PRODUCTS
- JAM
- PULSES
- SUGAR
LOW
- DEODERANT
- PASTA SAUCE
- SNACKS
- SHAMPOO
- SHAVING FOAM
- RAZORS
WELL STOCKED
- BAKED BEANS (TIN)
- BISCUITS
- CHOPPED TOMATOES (TIN)
- COLD MEAT (TIN E.G. CORNED BEEF)
- FISH (TINNED)
- HOT MEAT (TINNED)
- PASTA
- SANITARY PRODUCTS
- SOUP (TIN)
- TEA BAGS (PACKS OF 40)
- TOILET ROLL
- TOOTHPASTE
- TINNED COLD MEAT
We always welcome donations and promise to use them to provide help to people in crisis. Occasionally we send food to other nearby foodbanks to support their work particularly if they experience shortages. This ensures your donations go to help people wherever in the UK they are.
Please contact us if you have any questions about donating.
FOOD ITEMS WE DO NOT ACCEPT
Bottles of water*, Opened/Used or Out Of Date items, Fresh/frozen food, and Alcohol
*Although water is an essential, alongside our food parcels it becomes too heavy for clients to carry, we are frequently left with an excessive amount of bottled water.