St Barnabas and St Luke's Churches
Carlisle, UK
We are a group of churches in the west of carlisle who support our communities through a foodbank and organised activities
What we've received

Location: Carlisle, CA2 5BT, United Kingdom
The positive impact Lidl has helped to create in communities.
The number of people indirectly helped each week by the good causes Lidl has supported
9,928
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28
Money donated
£25
Non-food donated (tonnes)
0.19
Meals donated
17,833
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Carlisle, UK
We are a group of churches in the west of carlisle who support our communities through a foodbank and organised activities
What we've received
Carlisle, UK
Carlisle Foodbank exists to provide emergency food parcels to vulnerable and disadvantaged people. We receive donations of tinned, dried, packet and long life food from a diverse range of sources, including supermarkets, churches, schools, banks, and community groups. Our volunteers use this to make up food parcels and give them to people who are referred to us by 40 agencies across the city. We are trying to source and use more food that would otherwise be wasted, and make our food parcels more nutritionally balanced.
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Carlisle, UK
We are a small catholic school on the outskirts of Carlisle serving the community of Botcherby and the wider area. We would very much like to help our parents, carers and members of the community to come together to have meals or take food packages home during this time of food crisis. Many of our families regularly use the local food bank and in addition to that we make up food parcels for families over the school holidays.
What we've received