The Well Wolverhampton
Churches, schools, businesses and individuals donate non-perishable, in-date food. All food given out by The Well is donated or bought with money donated.
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Project Category: All Food Banks
Green Lane Foodbank
Green Lane will help anybody who needs support; the old, single people, young people & families from all backgrounds, religious beliefs and ethnic origins, without prejudice.
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Yardley Wood Baptist Church Foodbank
The project is also a catalyst for helping individuals by supporting them through other issues such as debt and housing matters, helping break the long-term cycle of poverty, isolation, deprivation, lack of opportunity, poor diet and health problems.
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Walsall North Foodbank
13 million people live below the poverty line in the UK. Our foodbank provides a minimum of 3 days emergency food and support to local people in crisis. We are one of over 400 foodbanks providing emergency food to people in crisis nationwide.
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Worcester Foodbank
13 million people live below the poverty line in the UK. Our foodbank provides a minimum of 3 days emergency food and support to local people in crisis. We are one of over 400 foodbanks providing emergency food to people in crisis nationwide.
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West Bromwich Food Bank
The food bank has been running since December 2007 and during that time has supported 15,000+ people who were in crisis and could not afford to feed themselves or their families.
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