ALDI BIGGLESWADE

We are a group of bikers and none bikers who feed the homeless.we also feed families in need , help to house homeless veterans .we cook bake and supply food to all of the above .we do an outreach of hot meals also for anyone needing food.no referrals needed.if your hungry and need help we supply it , no questions asked .we also have meals made up and deliver these on our bikes to people who live on the streets .we have been doing this for 6 years now in total .we have our own group 4seasonsoutreach on Facebook which shows all what we do and where we do it.we also deliver to the local hospital cancer wards of toiletries, Easter eggs, and Christmas presents for all the kids and teenagers.we collect donations and make sure none of it goes to waste.we have a local business that cooks meals for us and other cooks bakers who make food up for us for our outreach nights .Every Christmas day we’re out feeding the homeless families in need and the local hostels .Last year we set up at the local church and provided Christmas dinner for over 200 people .everyone deserves a Christmas dinner and not to be alone.we operate from Biggleswade .when we started it was word of mouth but this has now extended to where we have had many phone calls from social services , local hostels especially the meadows Sandy roundabout.we have in the past and still do occasionally supply furniture for people who have come out of hostels and from being homeless with furniture ..we usually get all the goods we need from Facebook .we have helped a few veterans out also and still provide a service for them when possible .our service is free of charge .we also collect tinned items from the co-op and what ever is donated by local people .Christmas just gone we collected a lot of food from M&S and it took 10 cars full to collect it all.this was Xmas even and we managed to get it all handed out to local families , hostels and anybody that needed it.we were still dropping off food at 11 pm at night until it all went .Everything we get it delivered and handed out on the night we collect .all of this is handed out and used to cook for our outreach .we also collect from the co-op and this is used to add to the food collected by M&S and also handed out at outreaches .everything that 4seasons is documented and put onto our Facebook group called 4seaonsoutreach.any body is welcome to join and can see some of the things we have been doing since we started up.we identify people as needing help through word of mouth , advertising and we often get referrals come through from other charities ,the council and even social services .as stated above there is no charge for anything that we do and we rely on donations of food surplus to keep us going .without the generosity of all these organisations we would not be able to do what we do.I hope this answers any questions people would like to know about us and should u require any more information plz email us a outreach1969@icloud.com

The Ickleford Community Larder CIC is a community project run by volunteers. The larder was started in July 2020. We are here to support the local community with essential food basics and redistribute surplus food from the local area to relieve food poverty and prevent food going into landfill. Our Larder runs from St Katharine’s Church Ickleford, every Sunday. We welcome anyone and everyone. We don’t means test. We believe that everyone should be able to access all the food they need, and we are all about the community. There are two arms to our community larder, rescue food and larder basics. Each week our team of volunteers drive to local supermarkets to collect surplus food that has reached its best before date. This food, though perfectly fit to eat, would be thrown away if it wasn’t collected. Our food rescues are helping to reduce carbon emissions and reducing landfill. The donations we receive from our food rescuers help fund our Larder basics. We provide a larder basic box containing beans, soup, pasta, tinned tomatoes, tinned meat, jam, UHT milk and biscuits. Purchasing the food for the larder basics from the grants and donations we receive

Wilbury Community Forum has been running a free cafe for five and half years to bring local people together in a part of Letchworth that doesn't have cafes or pubs. Currently we offer a cuppa and cake, arts and crafts, good quality pre-loved school uniforms, likewise house hold goods and clothing to go and offer a free bike surgery. In a second hall we hold a family play session followed by a gentle exercise class. Offering free food released by supermarkets for community distribution will be an added benefit to us all.