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UK foodbanks

The Trussell Trust's UK foodbank network works in partnership with local churches and communities to open foodbanks nationwide. There are over 100 foodbanks in the UK. Last year UK foodbanks fed over 60,000 people. Read more

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Rugby foodbank started distributing food from 19 March 

Please note that the foodbank will not be open on the 7th of May (Bank Holiday)

Our first distribution centres are at:

New Life Church in Railway Terrace,

Monday's and Fridays 10:30-12:30

Christ Church Brownsover in Bow Fell.

Fridays 2:30-4:15

Food is only given to clients with a valid voucher from a front line care professional 

For general enquiries call us on

T 01788 553900

info@rugby.foodbank.org.uk

Donate food

If you would like to donate food please drop it off at New Life Church on Railway Terrace any weekday between 9am - 4pm.

If you would like to volunteer to help at any of these please contact the foodbank viainfo@rugby.foodbank.org.uk

We rely on food donations to feed local people in crisis. From packets of pasta to tins of tomatoes please give what you can. Could you donate in-date non-perishable food from our shopping list? Read more

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