FareShare Midlands is the region’s largest food redistribution charity, fighting food poverty and hunger by tackling waste. We source good quality food that is surplus to requirements from retailers and manufacturers. We rely on an army of volunteers to help redistribute this food to 550 frontline charities such as school breakfast clubs, community centres and organisations supporting those who are homeless, unemployed, socially isolated and recovering from addiction. These organisations provide meals and food parcels to more than 60,000 vulnerable people every week. Find out more: https://faresharemidlands.org.uk

FareShare Midlands' Lincoln Depot has redistributed over 222 tonnes of food, equivalent to 528,000 nutritious meals to charities and community groups across Lincolnshire.

Enjoy these tasty fritters with a salad, in a wrap, or part of a BBQ buffet for the perfect summer time lunch.

Who said veggies had to be savoury?! Check out this delicious recipe for a twist on the classic carrot cake.

Join FareShare Midlands as a Fundraising Officer to help us maximise the potential of our fundraising CRM system, deliver on public fundraising and work strategically across the teams to deliver the right funding for the right work

On Tuesday 19th July, FareShare Midlands launched an innovative new meal production project in the commercial kitchen at Loxley House, Nottingham City Council’s HQ. In partnership with Nottingham Catering at the City Council, FareShare UK and Sainsbury’s, FareShare Midlands will produce meals that will be delivered directly to local charitable and not-for-profit organisations who are tackling hunger, poverty and the escalating effects of the cost of living crisis.

Take a tour of our new kitchen at Nottingham City Council's Loxley House.

The primary school, located on the outskirts of Leicester not only gives pupils healthy meals, but also their parents the peace of mind that their child is cared for and fed amid cost of living crisis

The Love Your Neighbour Hub was launched during the COVID19 lockdown. It is run by St Luke’s Church and located in Birmingham. The Hub’s volunteers coordinate social action projects and deliver resources to the surrounding communities to meet local needs and show love in action.