Our aim is to create a hunger free future. We support a nationwide network of food banks and together we provide emergency food and support to people locked in poverty, and campaign for change to end the need for food banks in the UK.
We support more than 1,200 food bank centres in the UK to provide a minimum of three days’ nutritionally-balanced emergency food to people in crisis who have been referred (for instance by advice agencies, GPs, social services and
schools), as well as support to help people resolve the crises they face. Between April 2018 and March 2019, food banks in our network provided more than 1.6 million emergency food supplies to people in crisis, a 19% increase on the
previous year.
We know it takes more than food to end hunger. So we bring together the experiences of food banks in our network, and their communities, to challenge the structural economic issues that lock people in poverty, and campaign
for change to end hunger and poverty in the UK.
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51-200 employees
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Civic and Social Organizations
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Unit 9 Ashfield Trading Estate, Ashfield Road, Salisbury, Wiltshire SP2 7HL, GB
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1997
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Charity, Sustainability, Community, Hunger, Food Poverty
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Emma Revie is the CEO of The Trussell Trust.
The decision makers in The Trussell Trust are Emma Revie, Antonia Bell, Helen Barnard, etc. Click to Find The Trussell Trust decision makers emails.
The Trussell Trust operates a nationwide network of food banks that provide emergency food and support to individuals and families in crisis. Our services include food distribution, advice on accessing additional support, and referrals to other services that can help address the underlying issues of poverty. We work to ensure that no one has to face hunger alone.
If you need help, you can find your nearest food bank by visiting our website and using the 'Find Your Local Food Bank' tool. You will typically need a referral from a professional such as a social worker, doctor, or charity worker, but some food banks may also accept self-referrals. Each food bank has its own process, so it's best to check their specific requirements.
There are several ways to support The Trussell Trust, including donating food, volunteering at a local food bank, or making a financial contribution. You can also help raise awareness about food poverty in your community and advocate for policies that address the root causes of hunger. Visit our website for more information on how to get involved.
The Trussell Trust accepts a variety of non-perishable food items, including canned goods, pasta, rice, cereals, and toiletries. We encourage donors to check with their local food bank for specific needs, as these can vary based on the community's requirements. Please ensure that all donations are within their expiration dates and in good condition.
In addition to providing emergency food assistance, The Trussell Trust works to tackle the root causes of food poverty through advocacy, research, and partnerships with other organizations. We aim to influence policy changes and raise awareness about the systemic issues that lead to hunger, such as low wages, inadequate social security, and rising living costs.
Yes, businesses can partner with The Trussell Trust in various ways, including corporate donations, sponsorship of food drives, and employee volunteering programs. We welcome partnerships that align with our mission to create a hunger-free future. For more information on how your business can get involved, please visit our website or contact our partnerships team.
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