The Food Pantry is open on WEDNESDAYS from 1pm-3pm.
Please consider making donations from the "most needed list" below. We have seen a significant rise in demand this Autumn. Every item will help.
1. What items are most needed?
Rice, Red lentils, Tinned meat, Tinned Tuna, Tinned meat pies, Baked beans, Cook-in-sauce, Custard, UHT milk, Coffee (small jars if possible), Sweet biscuits, Savoury biscuits, Jam, Peanut butter, Cooking oil, Squash, UHT fruit juice, Bleach, Washing up liquid, Washing powder (small boxes if possible), Shower gel, Shampoo, Toothpaste.
No carrier bags at the moment please.
2. What if I or someone else I know could do with food packages?
If you, or someone you know, are struggling for food or household supplies please notify Mtr Valerie or call her on 020 8997 6189. Otherwise, simply come along to the Food Pantry to take some food and supplies. You will be very welcome!
3. Where do I drop off donations?
There will be a donations outside the church from 10.30am to 12pm on Saturdays or you can pass them to one of the local hubs. Currently we have four hubs in Holyoake Walk, Harrow View Road, Kingsley Avenue and at the Vicarage on Woodfield road. (See question 4 below if you'd like to become a local hub.) Alternatively, you could bring the food donations on Wednesdays from 1pm - 3 pm.
4. Can I volunteer to help?
Yes! If you have a car, you could take any excess food and supplies to the Ealing Foodbank at the close of Food Pantry at 4pm.
Alternatively, you may like to offer your house as a local hub to collect donations from neighbours.
For more information about any of the above please email Mtr Valerie or just make yourself known to a member of the clergy on Wednesdays.