Over the last six years, we have been grateful for the many donations made to the foodbank. Thank you!
What do we need?
Please note that at present – because of your generosity – we have plenty of some items but if you would like to make a donation we would be grateful for anything listed below – PLEASE DO NOT BRING ANY DRIED PASTA OR TINS OF SOUP AT THE MOMENT AS WE HAVE MORE THAN ENOUGH AND STORAGE BECOMES A PROBLEM.
If you have any spare strong bags for us to put that food it that would be good too.
February 26th 29th 2021 update – thank you for your response – the list is now as below:
- Coffee
- Jam
- Tea
- tinned meat balls
- tinned baked beans with sausage
- tinned meat
- custard (tinned or packet)
- tinned fruit – mandarins or peaches
- rice pudding
- Though we don’t routinely put toiletries in the bags, clients often appreciate toothpaste and other toiletries.
Our steady flow of clients mean that these are gratefully received and our clients are thankful for your generosity.
We have plenty of:
- most other things thing at present
Where do I donate?
Donations can be made at Bingley Little Theatre (Bingley Arts Centre) on Main Street.
We’re open on Tuesdays and Fridays between 10.30am and 12 noon. There are also boxes for donations in several places but some of these are closed during the lockdown:
- Santander Bank (Bingley)
- Bingley Methodist Church
- All Saints Church Bingley
- Holy Trinity Church
- St Wilfred’s Church Gilstead
- St Mary & Monica’s church, Cottingley
- Sacred Heart Church, Bingley
- The Eldwick Church
- At present Sainsburys on Main Street and the Coop have boxes for collections
- East Morton Community Shop, Main Street, East Morton
Not on this list?
If you’re not on this list but are involved with Bingley Foodbank as an agency for food donations, let us know and we’ll add you on. Equally, if you’d like to be included as an organisation that accepts food donations for us, email us.
