ALDI DUNFERMLINE - HALBEATH RD

At EATS Rosyth in Fife, we grow, eat and share food! EATS Hub usually works to share surplus food and deliver community meals on a pay as you feel basis, however during the COVID crisis we have switched to providing emergency food parcels by home delivery or collection. Please support us by donating what you can. We use food grown locally at EATS Community Garden and Centenary Orchard - come and visit and see how you can get involved in our growing project! We work hard to reduce food waste and all it’s associated carbon emissions to protect the environment.. EATS Rosyth provides a range of community services including: • Surplus food distribution and community larder • Affordable meals and community café provision • Community gardening and growing projects • Volunteer opportunities and employability support • Wellbeing and social inclusion activities • Community events and workshops • Food education and cooking activities • Partnership support for local residents and groups Our fundraising activities help us keep up with store cupboard basics for our cooking and for other materials and equipment we need to continue our project. We welcome food donations (within use by date only please). If you feel you can contribute we now have a paypal donate button on our website. Thank you - http://www.eatsrosyth.org.uk/

Bloom and Rise is a grassroots community organisation looking to get involved in reducing food waste and tackling food insecurity by redistributing surplus food safely and respectfully. We support minority-ethnic community people to meet immediate food needs with dignity, inclusion and connection.” Our mission is to help people bloom by meeting immediate food needs, and to support communities to rise through dignity, inclusion, and connection. We believe good food should never go to waste while people go hungry. Bloom and Rise will support: Low‑income households Families affected by the cost‑of‑living crisis Individuals at risk of food poverty Members of the local community facing temporary hardship

4. object: the primary aim of the organisation is to promote the christian faith and it's values amongst it's members and the community at large.