Sainsbury's St Clares

We are bridging the gap between food waste and food poverty locally. We support local Foodbanks, charities and community groups - helping them to feed people that need it most. we have established ourselves to relieve people in Surrey, West London and the local areas who are in need, by reason of their age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or social circumstances; particularly but not exclusively by the provision of surplus food and other essential items to individuals, Foodbanks and other charitable organisations. Surplus to Supper is supporting our local foodbanks and charities with surplus food, operational help and fundraising. Our aim is to benefit all foodbanks, organisations and charities throughout the borough and the county. We also operate as a catering kitchen; with a free nutritious and culturally relevant meal delivery service as well as the bulk catering for outside organisations/ companies providing food for parties, events, lunches and dinners as well as the regular meals at the Sunbury Cricket Club. It is vital that we explore other opportunities for the charity and other uses for the surplus food. Every time you buy a meal from our Surplus to Supper range, you provide a free meal to a person or family in the area Identified through our partnerships with Buy One Feed One Free. This encourages the injustice of Perfectly good food going to landfill while supporting local communities out of poverty. Food units! Financial donations are incredibly important for us to continue the work we do. Any amount is appreciated and goes towards running our organisation and critical projects

Anstee Bridge creatively supports young people aged 11-16 who have social, emotional and mental health issues. We run a bespoke Programme which young people are referred in in the heart of Kingston. Anstee Bridge was set up in 2008 and offers in house support and an outreach programme in local schools. Since Feb 2024 we are also running an additional Anstee in Richmond Borough supporting young people referred from Richmond schools. All our young people are referred from local schools. Being part of Neighbourly is essential to our work as we need volunteers, support with food donations, to feel connected and part of the community. We offer creative workshops to build confidence and resilience and to decrease loneliness and isolation with young people aged 11-16. We want them to have a sense of belonging in their community and to reduce the risk if self harm and suicidal attempts. We give the food to them as breakfast, lunch and to bake with it with them. We do not charge for food donations as we are under AFC/Local authority

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.