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Month: January 2017

Sources of perishable food opening up in the town.

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Tesco’s Morrison’s Gregg’s and Nicholls’s Butchers stores in Gorleston and Gt Yarmouth in conjunction with Fareshare contribute perishable food products to the FoodBanks Food Rescue Program. This program distributes perishable goods that would otherwise be discarded. The FoodBanks volunteers pick up perishable product (baked goods, dairy products, salads, meats and other produce) at the Yarmouth […]

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December 2016 Report

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Latest stats indicate that the foodbank is on course to distribute the highest number of food parcels in its 2 -year history with benefit delays and universal credit changes being the biggest reasons for its use. This SURGE in demand for emergency food had forced the Foodbank to make a desperate plea for donations. The local -based […]

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Where can I find a collection point or basket?

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Rainbow Co Op Bradwell MESH Shrublands Ormesby, Martham, Caister, Magdalen Shops Co Ops Acle Budgeons Acle Co op Tesco – have one but it goes to Norwich Foodbank only Harbour Radio shop front Comeunity Gorleston Baptist Church NR31 6LY and Salvation Army Tollgate St are Drop Off points.  

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GIVE A LITTLE LOVE THIS CHRISTMAS

This Christmas your kindness can make a big difference.
Give A Little Love and help us support vulnerable families.
We are in need of milk, small jars of coffee, tinned fruit, tinned meat, pot noodles, puddings, smash.

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