Help save Food for All!
Please contribute to help maintain the charity!
What is the problem the project is addressing?
Homelessness has increased in Camden by 20%. We are feeding 900-1000 people every day, from 5 locations in London.
Due to the recession, the council has cut the funding to most of the day centres, which includes our own day centre in Kings Cross.
Services were already grim before the cuts and now the council are unable to offer adequate help to the marginalized community.
How will this project solve the problem ?
We are calling on the celebrities of Camden to help us on the ’11th hour’. Within the last 24 years Food For All has achieved great results, national awards and offer a basic life line to the ever increasing disadvantaged people of Camden. Now due to the cuts from the council we are struggling to make ends meet.
No 1. A healthy meal.900 meals daily. Shortfall is….10,000
No 2. A drug councilor,support worker, salary………22,000
No 3. Reopen the daycentre with all it’s services…..35,000
No 4. Open a much needed Food Bank………………..28,000
Total………………………………………….95,000
There is an urgent need to tackle the problem,at least to give the people the bare necessities, which is a decent meal.
Our fundraising page to save Food For All
justgiving.com/feedthepoor
MP Glenda Jackson opens the Centre many local leaders attended including Monica Morris of the Camden Council’s Youth Offending Team
20 computers set up to help local disadvantaged people
Project of the year 2009
Abbey Bank donated £14,000 for the project.