We are currently short of:
Tinned tuna
Tinned tomatoes
Tinned sweetcorn
Tinnned peaches
Plain white rice
We have plenty of pasta and baked beans but other donations across the range are welcome.
We will ask you to leave donated food at the side door near the main church (it's labelled 140) and A volunteer will take it into the foodbank to minimise the number of people in the building. More information on how to donate food here.
PLEASE NOTE that the address for dropping off donated food is NOT the office address!
During this new coronavirus pandemic we all need to consider how we can help to protect each other and the people we serve in the S8 postcode.
PLEASE DO NOT BRING FOOD TO THE FOODBANK OR ATTEND ANY FOODBANK ACTIVITIES as a client or as a volunteer if you have been told to isolate by NHS Test and Trace or are in one of the following categories:
You have a high temperature, a continuous cough or a loss of sense of taste/smell (self-isolate for 10 days). The full advice is here:
This advice may change and we will update this page as required. We will also update our Facebook page and send out an email newsletter. You can subscribe to our newsletter by clicking the red box at the top of this page.
The Grace Food Bank is a community group covering the Sheffield 8 postcode area: Lowedges, Norton, Batemoor, Jordanthorpe and the surrounding areas. We provide food parcels to families / individuals who find themselves in short term financial crisis.
If you would like to volunteer with us please do get in touch. We can't guarantee that we have volunteering opportunities available at the right time for you so you might want to contact other foodbanks. We do regularly need one off volunteers for special events. To hear about these opportunities please sign up to our newsletter!
Please fill out the form here to receive the latest news from the food bank direct to your Inbox. It's an easy way to find out what's going on and how you can help. We often need one off volunteers for special events and this is how we try to find them.
All the food we give out has been donated or bought with donated money. Donating food and taking it to one of our collection points is the easiest way you can support us. Or could you organise a food drive for us? Perhaps a collection at your work place or a community event where people donate an item of food to attend?