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The Crown Centre
28 Manor Street
PL1 1TW
01752 254981

What items are collected?

  • Milk (UHT or powdered)
  • Cereal
  • Tinned soup
  • Fruit juice (long life)
  • Pasta sauces
  • Baked beans
  • Rice / sponge pudding (tinned)
  • Tomatoes (tinned)
    Pasta / rice
  • Tinned vegetables
  • Tea bags
  • Instant mash potatoes
    Tinned meat / fish
  • Sugar
  • Biscuits or snack bars

    A community project working to serve the community and fight poverty

Why does Plymouth need a foodbank?

  • 14000 children live in homes that experience poverty
  • One in every 3.7 households experiences income poverty
  • One in every 14 households in Plymouth experiences problem debt
  • One in three households experiences fuel poverty

How can I help? 

Donate money - cheques payable to Plymouth Foodbank

Organise a collection of tinned and dried food at your school, church or workplace

Be a volunteer:

  • as a driver
  • help at a supermarket collection
  • packing boxes
  • making a simple snack

 Please support us - any donation is gratefully received.
You can donate securely by clicking the button below:

How it works:

Tinned & dried food is donated by the community

It is stored and packed into boxes for distribution

Food vouchers are given out by professionals and agencies signed up to the project to help people in crisis

Food vouchers can be exchanged for a food box at the Crown Centre in Stonehouse

What are the main
areas of need?

  Delays in benefit
  Debt
  Low income

Contact us
  Eunice on 01752 211200 or
plymouthfoodbank@yahoo.com

 

 


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