Social welfare Charities That specialise in Food banks

The provision of assistance to individuals who are in need and/or unable to shop for supplies, primarily by way of grocery bags, household supplies or toiletries

The charity provides support and emergency meals to individuals in financial need, hardship or distress. This is done by providing food parcels or using PAM web and mobile application to connect food vendors, charities, individuals and corporate entities together for providing meals directly to beneficiaries.

Market Drayton Foodbank aims to relieve and prevent poverty in the Market Drayton Area by providing emergency food supplies and by signposting to other agencies.

WE ARE ST MARY'S CHURCH. WE ARE IN WYKE BRADFORD. THE CHURCH IS IN THE MIDDLE OF A SUPER OUTPUT AREA (OFFICE OF NATIONAL STATISTICS). WE ARE VERY COMMUNITY FOCUSED, MAKING OUR CHURCH HALL AVAILABLE TO SEVERAL ORGANISATIONS CATERING FOR ALL AGE GROUPS. WE ALSO HELP TO RUN AND SUPPORT A LOCAL FOOD BANK.

Pastoral care, marital counselling, community information, career guidance and motivation. Introducing the community to the love of God. Food Bank and Community Social gathering. Education on effects of drugs. Support to a wide range of people including those with addiction issues, Emotional issues, Stress, Boredom, Eating disorders, Depression, bereavement etc. Music and talent promotion.

To relieve persons in the UK that are in financial hardship through a free app, that aims to link shoppers with their local supermarkets and food banks to make sure that the donations that food banks receive are always plentiful, relevant and consistent.

The proclaiming of the Good News of the Lord Jesus Christ in accordance with the statement of fundamental truth of the Assemblies of God, Great Britain. This includes special programmes to suit toddlers,children and youth on a weekly basis. We also operate a food bank and pantry scheme.

TEACHING / PREACHING THE GOSPEL SUPPORTING FAMILIES, FOOD BANKS COUNSELLING GROUP SESSIONS TODDLERS CHILDREN AND YOUTH WORK CONNECT GROUP SUPPORTING AN ORPHANGE IN INDIA

THE CHARITY IS A COMMUNITY HALL USED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING A VENUE FOR INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANISATIONS TO HOLD THEIR PARTICULAR EVENTS, CHARGED BY THE HOUR. IT IS HOME TO THE BRANDON & BYSHOTTLES TABLE TENNIS CLUB, THE 5TH DURHAM SCOUT GROUP AND A BINGO GROUP AS WELL AS HIRING ROOMS TO SLIMMING WORLD, A DANCE SCHOOL, INTEGRATION TRUST AND THE DURHAM SOCIALIST CLOTHING BANK AND FOOD BANK.

Our charity provides free hot meals for disadvantaged and poor people in a warm environment, served by a team of friendly volunteers from a diverse community of faith and non-faith groups. The charity also provides food parcels, winter warm kits, sleeping bags and clothes during the colder months of the year. These services are currently provided in the Waltham Forest area, but we hope to expand.

Watan UK supports relief and development programmes in response to the crisis in Syria. We implement Emergency Relief programmes including medical assistance and food parcels; a WASH programme providing clean water across the country; Children and Orphan programme where we support orphans and provide education; as well as rebuilding lives through Livelihood and Rehabilitation Programmes.

Fulfill the need of a food bank that can cater to specific dietary requirements and needs of individuals and families more so with the dependency on food banks having increased since the start of Covid-19 pandemic. Although providing food support is our main focus, we also provide essential items such as hygiene and baby products on request.

The charity holds worship services each Sunday at 10.30 am and 6.30 pm, with Sunday school for children. A toddler and carer group is held each week, a cafe on Saturday mornings, ladies meeting, homegroup every Tuesday evening, street evangelism, and there is a midweek Bible study and prayer meeting on Wednesday at 6.30 pm. We also supply food for the local food bank.Details are on the website

The Stoke Aldermoor Community Foundation is a volunteer-led organisation supporting residents in Stoke Aldermoor and nearby areas. Based at the Community Centre, we host various activities, events, and other services, All of which foster inclusion and well-being. Our food hub also assists those facing food insecurity. Together, we aim to strengthen community resilience, unity, and positive change.

NCC Chafford Hundred yearly supports ourlocal Women's Refuge/Shelter andHomeless Hostel - providing hampers forresidents and their families. We engage withChristians Against Poverty (CAP) befriendingservice, Foodbank Thurrock and our localHomeless Response Group. We providemonthy prayer support and do 'Mother andDaughter' seminar.

Currently we are working on retaining community services for health and wellbeing and community engagement to access borough-wide services in the local area. We provide access to a range of activities including martial arts class, Sunday church group, choir practice session, a foodbank servjce, healthy eating and dietary group, badminton sport club, over 55's social club and digital discovery I.T

We are a church in Whitley, South Reading. We also run a community project with a number of groups and activities, including providing a venue for other local churches to meet, development courses, emergency food parcels. We also host a gardening project.

The relief of financial hardship amongst people in Godalming and its surrounding villages in providing:a) emergency food, essential toiletries and household items to individuals and families in need,b) distribution of the above items to charities and organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty andc) the provision of signposting to relevant information and other advisory services.

Church services;Visits to Old peoples' homes; Fellowship lunches;Pilgrim Home Support; Charity Lunches; Quiz Nights for charity; Craft Nights charity;Little Fishes Mothers & Toddlers Group;Food Bank Point; Neighbourhood Watch; Macmillan Nurses Coffee Mornings;Youth Clubs on Thursday Night during term; Teenage Saturday Clubs activities for all SE Churches; Young Christians meetings; Youth camps

Middlewich and District Foodbank seeks to relieve poverty and financial hardship in Middlewich and the surrounding area in such ways as the Trustees from time to time think fit, in particular, but not exclusively by:Providing emergency food, essential toiletries, and household items to individuals and families in need and/or for distribution by charities or other organisations.

Merciful Hands : Weekly Food Bank & Empowerment.Mother Deborah Ministries : Domestic Violence advocacy, Lone Parents Support and Basic Life Skills Training.Merciful Centre: Preaching the gospel and supporting humanity.Merciful Aid Poverty Alleviation Foundation: African Aid and Support to the Less Privilege, Widows, Orphans and Children with special Needs.

To benefit the inhabitants of Eastwood and its environs by providing services to support the local community and to recruit and train volunteers to run them.

Our annual Fun Day out for the youth in the community and Financial Summit were very successful. Our counselling on relationships and courtships organised for the young people in the community and Prophetic Music Night were also successful. We also organised food bank for the needy and embarked on General Evangelism to reach out to our community.

Living Vital offers a safe welcoming space in nature where anyone can come to learn about organic food growing, permaculture principles, basic woodwork, nutrition and cooking. We are building a community connecting local people with refugees and migrants and growing produce for food banks. We offer people the chance to deepen their connection with their bodies, the natural world and each other.

provision of emergency food to those refered to us from referral agents as well as from schools churches and other charities provision of surplus food from the fareshare scheme supported by all local supermarketsprovision of a Toy bank during December signposting to other support facilitating a community cafe two days each weekCommunity money advice centre affiliated to CMA