Picnic with purpose: Put on a spread, feed your community

Organised by FareShare

This summer, host a Picnic with Purpose. Bring your friends, family or colleagues together whilst fundraising to get meals to the communities that need them most. Create an opportunity to come together and connect over food, games, and a good cause.

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FareShare redistributes good-to-eat, surplus food, which would otherwise go to waste, to 8,000 local charities and community groups across the UK. But our charities are facing unprecedented demand for food. Join our fight against hunger and food waste. Support FareShare today.

Story

Over the summer holidays, many families will struggle with the additional costs of food, childcare and activities. FareShare food supports over 2,000 charities and community groups get food to children and young people who need it.

Host a Picnic with Purpose to fundraise for FareShare and make a difference to children, families and individuals facing food insecurity.

With one in six people going hungry across the UK, your fundraising will have a huge impact.

£50 raised could provide enough food to feed a family of four every day for the entire school holidays.

£100 raised would help FareShare redistribute 500 meals to after school clubs and youth groups.

£250 raised is enough to provide more than 1,250 meals to people facing food insecurity across the UK.

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Donation summary

Total
£5.00
+ £1.25 Gift Aid
Online
£5.00
Offline
£0.00
Direct
£0.00
Fundraisers
£5.00

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