FareShare Kent redistributes surplus food to charities and community organisations working with disadvantaged people across the region.
If you think your charity or community organisation could benefit from receiving food from FareShare we’d love to hear from you.
If you want to join the fight against food poverty and food waste in Kent, get in touch to find out how you can volunteer with us in a variety of roles.
“We use the food for snacks for the children, as well as ingredients for baking. Yesterday we got lots of bananas so the children made banana bread”
Vanessa at YMCA Tovil Pre-School Maidstone
“Food plays a part in making our patients and their loved ones feel safe. Sometimes you don’t have much left but food to look forward to at this stage and for their families, often the last thing they want to think about is cooking for themselves.”
Wendy at Pilgrims Hospice
24 January 2019
Our Brighton-based Regional Centre purchased a new chiller which will enable it to provide a staggering 212,000 additional meals to vulnerable people each year.
23 January 2019
Our Glasgow-based Regional Centre has completed a warehouse refit which will enable it to provide a staggering 428,580 additional meals to vulnerable people each year.
23 January 2019
The Scottish Government has announced an additional £500,000 will be awarded to FareShare Scotland, to step up their redistribution of surplus food around the country.
Unit 14 Connect 10
Foster Road
Ashford Business Park
Sevington
Ashford, Kent TN24 0FE
Tel: 01233 502 355
Email: [email protected]
Partner organisation: Children and Families
