M&S Northampton Riverside (opening 21/10/26)

Foodkind began as Revolution Zero in Northamptonshire, with an environmental mission to stop good food going to waste – and to campaign about the over-supply in our wider food system. We collect surplus food from supermarkets and share it with the community. As our network of Shop Zero and Cafe Zero projects is closed during Covid-19, we are focused on food aid. From the start of lock down, our ‘Bags of Good’ team has delivered thousands of food parcels and taken fresh produce out to charities and food banks for their work to support vulnerable and isolated people, promoting #zero hunger #zero waste. Supermarkets are often left with unsold, but perfectly edible, food. Thanks to an unmatched team of collectors, we pick up from a wide variety of stores and bring produce to our hubs to be stored in our goods area; or frozen or chilled. Other volunteers work in our network of shops (pop-up and bricks and mortar), event stalls and cafes. The chefs and waiting staff create delicious meals, tailoring menus to match our stock. We offer training and are committed to making sure volunteering adds value for our colleagues. Schools, charities and other charities also share our produce and we support new projects to get going. As a Community Interest Company we invest any profits into developing the enterprise.

The teamwork trust is a registered charity and Day Service provider. We support our service users thrive by giving choices, chances and opportunities to live full, purposeful and independent lives. We aim to create a world where Learning Disabilities, Autism or Mental Health challenges are not barriers to people wanting to actively participate in their community through educational learning, work skills training, volunteering and social activities.

A community food larder and fridge offering low-cost and free sustainable food to members in our rural community. Run as a charity by volunteers, aiming to tackle food poverty and access issues in our rural community thus improving health and mental well-being of recipients. We are part of the SNVB charity and have a sister Larder in Towcester. We operate ;arder sessions 4 times per week (Towcester and Roade) and also the following outreach services: Community Connect Service for advice of benefits and further signposting; School bag programme for food support for referred families through the school holidays; Foodbank referrals; Recipe and cooking advice; Distribute meals at Christmas in partnership with Food4Heroes; Toy appeal for local schools/toy bank - We have been awarded Silver and Gold awards for local food hero and sustainability from the Weetabix Northamptonshire food and drink awards - We have been nominated for the Kings Award for Voluntary Service and have been interviewed by his Deputy Lieutenant - We have featured in several articles in our local press (Northampton Chronicle) and we have had several interviews with BBC Radio Northampton - Our Silverstone Food Rescue featured on the BBC News and Look East - We have been awarded Community award by our local Parish Council - Our team was invited to the launch of the Coronation Food Project in November 2023 and met King Charles