ALDI CONGLETON - VIKING WAY

I have recently opened a Community Fridge which I run from my house. It is a new shed that contains a fridge, freezer and shelving so we can store foods correctly that can be used by the local people in our village and surrounding areas. I work closely with other local businesses in the village too. All the services I provide are free. Before Christmas my children and a couple of volunteers made up food boxes and delivered these to around 50 houses in our local village which everyone appreciated. We have around 100-150 people drop by each week that take the food, and certainly a demand for it in our area. We have a parish magazine that I was mentioned in last month and this next month now my shed is fully open(we’ve had a new tarmac drive) so had to just adjust and work round this!) they have written a piece about me to go in Aprils edition. Here are some photos attached of the shed and my little boy helping me in his wheel chair deliver the food boxes before Xmas. Also a photo of me with all the potatoes we saved from sainsburys before Xmas when the other charities were closed so they asked me if I could take them. Another photo attached of inside my shed with the fridge and freezer and the shelving - currently empty but will be full of bread later!

At Adelaide Heath Academy We: Every pupil at the school has the right and the responsibility to learn in a safe and supportive environment that inspires their learning Learning can make a positive difference to everyone’s life Partnerships with others will support improvement for pupils across the school and for our community Working together we can face any challenge High ambitions for all pupils and staff will achieve positive results Everyone can learn from a mistake when they take responsibility for putting it right To support the above we have set up a food and resources bank to support families and pupils who are in need. There for we would be very grateful to receive food and non food items that we can distribute according to need of our famillies.

We are a Community Hub in the heart of an area of deprivation in Macclesfield, Cheshire. Our purpose is to benefit the residents of Upton Priory and the surrounding area, without discrimination, by bringing together the residents, local authorities, voluntary and other organisations in a joint effort to provide facilities, education and information in the interests of social welfare with the objective of improving the conditions of life for the residents. We run The CORE Pantry to soften high living costs with affordable food while creating a community hub. We offer 15 items of ambient and chilled food for £3.50 also offering additional fruit & vegetables and bread. We have a full timetable of activities for members of the local community of all ages, ranging from health and social activities for older people, coffee afternoons, commercial sports activities for younger people and open youth groups. We have a management team in place and a team of volunteers which means we are also in a position to adapt and support the local community as and when needs arise.