Camberley All Night Cafe for the Homeless
Camberley, UK
We offer free hot meals and a safe place for people who are homeless, lonely or in need.
Open seven nights a week from 10pm to 8am during November to May
Dinner served at 10.30pm, breakfast served at 7.am
Summer opening 7pm to 10pm most nights (no overnights)
An opportunity to respond to the increasing homeless issue and our response to support folk of all ages locally.
We set up originally in 2015 as a winter project, since then the demand has been incredible and we daily feed around 25 customers and provide a warm, safe place to be.
The cafe' is run totally through the generosity and investment in time of local supporters and a team of around 40 volunteers.
What we've received
Meals536,090
Non-food (tonnes)6.10
Money£751
Single Parents Support And Advice Services Bracknell and Camberley
Bracknell, UK
we are looking to deliver surplus food to single parent families in Bracknell and Camberley
We have been successfully doing this since covid and still going, we also do Easter and Christmas
What premises does your project operate from? We do not have a premises in Bracknell, we are a taxi service so pick up the food and deliver it straight to oujr service uses. We have a head office in Barnsley.
How do you identify service users and their needs? We have referral forms for users to complete and we have over 50,000 members over our social pages and get feedback of what is needed.
Are there any other services provided by your organisation other than food support? Yes a lot, I have attached a flyer
Is there a charge for the service(s) provided by your organisation? ALL our services are free
Do you currently collect surplus food from any other retailers? yes co-ops direct and we use fareshare.
Has there been local press or similar that demonstrates your organisation's work in the local community? Not for Bracknell recently I dont think but will check.
Would it be possible to provide photographs of work that your organisation does in the local community? Yes these can be provided and I will get back into thanking stores with pictures when we collect but when we are low on volunteers it is hard to do it all. Ypu can see we are collecting as I have had complaints via the volunteers with stores. I can send you our current list for Bracknell referrals?
Have you partnered with other local good causes or council members who may be able to provide a reference? If you would like to provide a reference from a local organisation, if you could ask them to email us at food@neighbourly.com as soon as possible, that would be great. We work with Farnbrough Food bank via the trussell trust and share at sunningdale
What we've received
Meals158,233
Non-food (tonnes)2.86
Money£74
ALEX ACHEAMPONG FOUNDATION
Farnborough, UK
The Alex Acheampong Foundation (Registered Charity Number: 1212170) is an established charity dedicated to operating a food bank in the Hampshire area.
The Alex Acheampong Foundation Food Bank is a UK-based, community-led initiative operating primarily in Farnborough, Hampshire, with a core mission to support individuals and families living in Rushmoor and surrounding areas. serving residents facing hardship, crisis, or social isolation.
Our services are delivered weekly from Mayfield Community Centre, where we provide free food parcels in a welcoming, respectful environment. We do not currently offer a delivery service, all food is collected onsite. Visitors are also invited to enjoy afternoon tea, friendly conversation, and access to practical essentials such as toiletries and baby items when available.
We work closely with and support several UK-based groups, including the Farnborough ESOL Team (supporting Nepali nationals), Rushmoor Young Carers, and homeless or sheltered residents in Aldershot.
The food bank is expanding to accept fresh, ambient, and frozen food items, helping to reduce waste through partnerships with local food suppliers. While all food is currently funded directly by our trustees through charitable contributions, we are actively seeking UK-based partnerships with supermarkets and retailers to sustain our growing service.
Referrals are accepted from UK schools, health professionals, social workers, housing officers, and self-referring individuals. We are committed to ensuring every visitor is treated with dignity, kindness, and without judgment.
Our work has been recognised locally, receiving positive Google reviews, an endorsement from Julia Tedeschi (ESOL Team), and a 5-star food hygiene rating from Rushmoor Borough Council in June 2025.
What we've received
Meals26,995
Non-food (tonnes)0.31
Money£250