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Waddesdon Hall is a charitable organisation that serves as a community space for residents and organisations. With the goal of supporting the community, we act as a focal point for community-led projects and initiatives. Our primary aim is to run projects that benefit local people and provide them with the opportunity to thrive and realise their full potential. We bring the entire community together. Our objective is to foster inclusivity and engagement among people of all ages and backgrounds. By creating a welcoming environment where individuals can interact, we address issues of loneliness, isolation, and depression. Volunteer involvement also plays a crucial role in achieving this objective.Our main objective is to improve the well-being and quality of life for all community members. Other charitable purposes - Children/young people - Elderly/old people - People with disabilities - The general public/mankind - Provides buildings/facilities/open space

🌟 Towcester Community Fridge Free food. Friendly faces. Fighting loneliness. We collect short-dated food from local supermarkets and share it free with our community. Join us: Mon & Wed mornings: Tea & coffee from 8:30 am, food at 10 am Fri afternoons: Doors at 2:30 pm, food at 4 pm We help 35–45 families per session—around 400 people each week—and our pre-food chats are just as important as the food, building friendships and community spirit. Come for the food, stay for the community!

MK Community Fridge began as two fridges and one freezer located in the foyer of The Old Bath House Community Centre, Stratford Road, Wolverton. The project was launched on Saturday 1 July 2017 and to date it has shared more than 500 tons of food with the people of Milton Keynes The network of community fridges in Milton Keynes is growing and they can be found in Coffee Hall, Netherfield, Great Linford, Conniburrow Wolverton and Westcroft - www.mkcommunityfridge.org The community fridge project has inspired a pop-up cafe, surplus supper events and craft sharing sessions all which encourage communities to bond and share resources that might otherwise be wasted. In February 2021 we piloted a new project with Hubbub Foundation UK that uses electric vehicles and paid riders to collect food on behalf of community fridges in Milton Keynes. Our hope is that this increases the amount of food that we can stop from being wasted and further lower our impact on the environment. It will also help our community fridges to support their projects, volunteers and lower costs for their venues - www.foodconnect.io ‘Yes, the fridge has impacted our household. It's a great lesson for the kids in sharing and not wasting and has enforced the already well established community feel in Wolverton’ – Fridge user ‘My husband was signed off work and we couldn't afford much food we have a 1 year old so fresh food is very important to us and we were able to feed ourselves thanks to the community fridge. It definitely shows people care and gives a lovely sense of community.’ – Fridge user 'I’m so pleased that the pumpkins have been of use. I get fun growing them, and its better still when the vegetables end up being eaten and enjoyed.' – Tim, Local Farmer