Store House Food Status Update
March – April 2020
The following are a list of items, in order of urgency, that are running low in the Store House. Items marked in RED are at critical levels
Our urgent needs are…
- Long Life Fruit Juice
- Tea Bags
- Tinned Vegetables
- Solid Meat
- Fray Bentos Pies
- Biscuits
- Coffee
- Toiletries
Items we currently have plenty of…
- Beans
- Pasta
- Soup
- Fish
We can also accept…
- Toilet Rolls
- Washing and Washing up liquid
It is important that the dates on all these items are as long as possible so, although it takes an extra second or two, it really helps us if you can check the dates.
If you need to find out where you can drop off your donations, please click the link below and scroll down the page for options.
Thank you for your support.
Updated: 05/03/2020
Partnering with the community
MRCT works in partnership with churches, schools, supermarkets, businesses and front-line professional care agencies to provide this valuable community resource.
The Foodbank is designed to help individuals and families in crisis by providing free emergency food until the appropriate agencies are in a position to assist.
Our aim is to engage with communities, introducing sustainable projects that enable marginalised people to break through their cycle of poverty.
Tinned and dried food is collected from the public at supermarkets, churches, schools and other local groups and “banked” in a warehouse.
Food is then given to people in crisis as a result of referrals from registered care professionals, such as, Citizens Advice Centre, Safer Places, Harlow Council Front Line Services, Job Centre Plus, Spurgeons Children’s Centres, CDAT, Streets2Homes and other carers working in the front line.
The foodbank network is coordinated by the Trussell Trust. They now have over 430 foodbanks in towns and cities across the UK.
Harlow Foodbank is a member of the Trussell Trust Network of Foodbanks.
