HQ: 42a New Street, Birmingham, B2 4RQ, United Kingdom
The positive impact GAIL'S has helped to create in communities.
The number of people indirectly helped each week by the good causes GAIL'S has supported
1,165
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0.83
Meals donated
989
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Through Neighbourly, GAIL'S has donated surplus food, turning business resources into meaningful community impact.
Through Neighbourly, businesses donate resources to local good causes.
Support goes directly to charities and community organisations, helping them free up time and resources to focus on what matters most.
Whether it's a hot meal, essential products, a safe place to meet or someone to talk to, support reaches people in ways that make a real difference.
Together, these contributions create real, measurable impact in local communities. That's social value in action.
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Birmingham, UK
We are a voluntary run self funded organisation teaching life skills through a progressive badge system to a multicultural diverse group of boys and girls aged 6 to 14 years. We own our own building and grounds which we as volunteers have to continually maintain for the benefit of the service users.
What we've received
Birmingham, UK
Our 0rganisation works with Men, Women, Young People, Elderly and The Homeless, by supporting them in all different areas, clothing, toiletries, personal hygiene, food items and providing them a hot drink and a meal. We are also starting up a Breakfast Club on Saturday, for the Elderly, and people from the disadvantaged group, due to the demand for something in the Birmingham area on Saturday mornings. And finally we are wanting to start up a foodbank for single mothers and fathers that have a partner in prison and are struggling to feed their families.
What we've received
Birmingham, UK
We are a food bank (c/o Deeper Life Bible Church<DLBC>, 95 Bacchus Road, B18 4QP Birmingham) with the aim to providing dry and canned food to residents struggling to feed within the community and referrals due to rise in rate of cost of food and living expenses. We do run coffee afternoon on weekends and do not charge for the service(s) provided nor currently collect surplus food from any other retailers. We require any surplus goods or products ranging from ambience food, dry foods, fruit and vegetables. Listed below are the way we identify service users and their needs: 1. Service users are referred to us by counsellor with their needs noted, which for us is to enable them to access the food bank. 2. As we run warm place during the winter months, we have those who are not able to heat their homes or who want company to come into our premises. They also indicate if they need food and can access the food bank. 3. We use the church premises, members and those who are attending at any time, also indicate need for food and we allow them to access the food bank. 4. We are located in a deprived community, and get those in the community come in to us to access the food bank. From all the list above, some access continually after first referral, some for a while and some once. Below are the other services provided by Life Food Aid with some support from DLBC other than food support: 1. Warm space: we provide warm space for all during the winter month, particularly those in the community. 2. Coffee morning: We provide coffee morning / afternoon on selected days. 3. Music outreaches: We provide music outreaches. 4. Health and wellbeing seminars: We run bi-annual health and well being seminars that can be attended in person and online. 5. Social activities: We run social activities like barbecue that are open to others in the community.
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