We work with Fareshare to distribute fresh in date food to any families in our community.

Here is their statement from their website below.

We believe that no good food should go to waste

When we saw the problem of UK hunger we found a solution. It’s simple really. We redistribute surplus food to community groups that turn it into meals. We are a community. We get things done. We change lives.
Here’s how we do it.

We redistribute surplus food. Fresh in date and good to eat surplus from the food industry, which would otherwise go to waste. Last year we managed 13,552 tonnes of food.

Across the UK…We reach 1,300 towns and cities through our 20 Regional Centres, which can be found from Aberdeen to Brighton.

To frontline community groups…6,273 of them including homeless hostels, children’s breakfast clubs, lunch clubs for older people, domestic violence refuges and community cafés.

Last year we redistributed enough food for 28.6 million meals. But it’s about more than meals. The organisations we supply food to are places that provide life changing support, as well as lunch and dinner.

Fareshare is currently available to all parents and families at our Rosyth setting on Granville Way, Rosyth