FareShare
The food we redistribute is fresh, quality and in date surplus from the food industry and the charities we work with can be found across the UK. In 2016 we redistributed enough food for 28.6 million meals.
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Project Category: Fruit & Vegetables
Kings Heath Food Assembly
You’ll find great products direct from local farmers, growers and producers committed to sustainable practices. The Assembly supports our local economy, reduces food miles and puts us in touch with the richness and variety of the local agriculture.
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Urban Harvest
If you have fruit or vegetables that need picking, or have a glut you can’t use why not share them with neighbours, friends and family, donate them to a local charity, school, church or community group or keep them by storing, juicing and freezing.
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Walsall Road Allotments
We are a friendly, multi-cultural community of gardeners in north Birmingham. Visitors are always welcome on Sunday mornings when the gates are open from 10am till 1pm, or at other times by arrangement.
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The Big Dig
The Big Dig is all about getting people involved in their local community garden. We hold national events to promote edible gardens and encourage people to volunteer.
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Moseley Farmers’ Market
We have over 60 stalls selling a huge range of produce to cater for everyone’s needs; whether it be fruit and vegetables, cheeses and wine, pies and beer, or come for lunch and try succulent pulled pork or for the adventurous – Zebra!
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