Coronavirus response:
Help us get food to vulnerable people

Our Impact 2022-2023

tonnes of food redistributed last year

charities and community groups supported

meals provided

£ 0

Estimated retail value

‘The amount of embedded CO2e* FareShare Kent saved from waste in 2022/23 is 4.8 times greater than the CO2e emitted in the running of its operations.’**

*Embedded CO2e refers to the CO2e emissions associated with producing, storing and transporting the surplus food and drink.

**These figures have been independently calculated by the Carbon Trust based on 2022/23 data.

Who Are We

FareShare Kent is a member of the national FareShare network. We began operations in July 2014, ensuring good quality surplus food in Kent doesn’t go to waste and instead goes to local community and charitable organisations to help them with their work.

Please also take the time to visit the website of our national organisation FareShare UK for further details.

How to Get Involved

- Volunteering for us – Volunteering

- Signing up your organisaiton to receive food from us – Food Access

- Donating to our sister operation who provide food directly to vulnerable people – The Family Food Bank

Stay connected!

FareShare Bites is our email newsletter. We will send you news, volunteering opportunities and other updates around once a month.

Join us on social media!

Why not follow us on Facebook & Twitter!

Coronavirus response:Help us get food to vulnerable people