Muscles against food waste 🤜🍌🗑️ Unload deliveries for South Ealing Community Food Cupboard
Help make surplus food available to anyone and everyone from the local area
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Muscles against food waste 🤜🍌🗑️ Unload deliveries for South Ealing Community Food Cupboard
Help make surplus food available to anyone and everyone from the local area
Getting there
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About this session
About
The South Ealing Community Food Cupboard (SECFC) is a community project set up to reduce waste and carbon emissions. The SEC Food Cupboard will offer good quality surplus food items to anyone who would like to come and collect them for their personal use.
Every Monday, SECFC receives surplus food from supermarkets (e.g. via Felix Project), market traders etc., and is regularly visited by over 100 people each week. It is run by local volunteers, often elderly, who would greatly benefit from some practical assistance in manual handling tasks. Help with unloading vans would be much appreciated.
Please note that SECFC relies on deliveries made by third parties, so the timings cannot always be guaranteed because of the traffic. Sign up if you are prepared to wait at the task for the vans to arrive.
✔️ What is the task?
- Unloading surplus food from vans
🕑 When?
- Every Monday between 10:30 am and 11:30 pm
📍 Where?
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Road
London
W5 5RH
This task supports
South Ealing Community Food CupboardThe SEC Food Cupboard will offer good quality surplus food items to anyone who would like to come and collect them for their personal use.
The SEC Food Cupboard is a community project set up to reduce waste. A group of local volunteers receives/collects surplus food from the supermarkets (Eg via Felix Project) and makes it available to anyone and everyone from the local area. The SEC Food Cupboard is available to all – its aim is purely to reduce waste and everyone can help with that. Always Free! The selection of food items each week will vary according to what is surplus food on that day.
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