Lidl London Richmond

HQ: Richmond Road, Twickenham, TW1 2EF, United Kingdom

This is how Lidl is investing in local communities. A verified record of community support, tracked on Neighbourly.

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Iydeal Communities

Kingston upon Thames, UK

Working to strengthen resident migrant communities, our projects revolve around themes of reducing social isolation, inequalities and poverty and improving mental and physical health, and financial and social inclusion.

What we've received

Meals680,556
Non-food (tonnes)8.41
Volunteering (hours)104
Money£400

Food for Thought Heathfield CIC

Twickenham, UK

Food for Thought Heathfield distributes food to our community that would otherwise have been discarded from local supermarkets, restaurants and independent food outlets . We offer a pop up stall on Heathfield Recreation Ground on a Thursday and Saturday. Our offering is for everybody! We want those who need food to have it. Our visitors also choose surplus for environmental reasons, saving from landfill and reducing carbon footprint. We encourage everybody to use surplus food to help themselves and others, gifting and cooking for their families and the rest of the community. We do not charge for food - ultimately what we offer would have gone in a bin! Those who wish to donate help us to continue feeding as well as supporting redevelopment and the community around us.

What we've received

Meals35,521
Non-food (tonnes)0.14
Money£400

Hanover Court

London, UK

Hanover Court is situated on Priory Lane opposite Barnes Common, Hanover Court in Roehampton has 31 one bed retirement apartments. The location is one of Anchor's Many locations. Anchor's Values includes helping people enjoy later life and she offers an impressive choice of retirement housing. As England’s largest provider of specialist housing and care for those in later life, Anchor is committed to creating choice and opportunity for everyone. That's why at Hanover Court we listen carefully to residents, shaping our homes and services around their changing needs. Anchor is a proudly not-for-profit organisation, which means every penny we make is reinvested into our properties and services, building more and innovating for the future so that people can have a home where they love living in later life. As we do not receive any food surplus at the moment, as the Location manager for Hanover Court, one of my outcome targets is to ensure a lively, co-existing and a sustainable community amongst the residents through various means available, part of which includes supporting my residents with free food supports, which may contribute to them enjoying their later lives and other good they may gain from this plan. I as the local manager, I am on hand to offer support and assistance to the residents, as well as looking after the upkeep of the buildings and grounds. Plus, with Anchor's 24 hour emergency call system.

What we've received

Meals16,129
Non-food (tonnes)0.05

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