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19 May 25

Join Us For a Day of Family Fun & Community Spirit!

Mark your calendars for Sunday, July 20th, 2025, and come along to the Bromley Court Hotel’s Family Fun Day! Running from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, this event promises a delightful day out for the whole family. This event proudly supports the Bromley Borough Foodbank. Your participation helps us continue our mission to provide essential […]

8 May 25

Guarantee Our Essentials

Universal Credit is meant to be a safety net- but right now, the current rate of allowance isn’t based on an objective assessment of living costs, leaving 5 in 6 low-income households unable to afford the essentials such as food, household bills and travel costs. Household bills and the cost of essentials have continued to […]

6 May 25

👟Step Up This May for Bromley Borough Foodbank

May is National Walking Month– and we’re inviting you to take on a 5k walking challenge to support our work in the community. Whether it’s a daily stroll or a weekend hike, every step can help us combat hunger in the borough. From today until 31st May, walk 5K at your own pace and ask friends and […]

2 May 25

📢Take Action to Protect Our Social Security System

More people in Bromley could be left unable to afford the essentials if the UK government goes ahead with plans to cut disability and social security payments. The government is proposing severe cuts to disability support, even though disabled people are already three times more likely to go hungry according to anti-poverty charity, Trussell. These planned cuts to […]

30 Jan 25

🚨URGENT: Bromley Welfare Fund at Risk🚨

Bromley Council has voted to cut funding for the Bromley Welfare Fund, which provides essential household goods—beds, cookers, fridge freezers—to 400 low-income households every year. This fund is a lifeline for families escaping domestic violence, elderly residents facing eviction, and those rebuilding after disasters. Without it, some of our most vulnerable neighbours will be left with nothing, and the […]

10 Dec 24

Together we can end hunger and hardship – learn more by reading the Hardship Times

During the summer, people across the UK shared their experiences of hope and hardship onto tablecloths in their communities. The stories revealed the devastating consequences of a social security system that’s failing to protect people from going without the essentials, as well as a growing movement for change which is calling on the UK government […]

20 Nov 24

New statistics highlight why we need your help ending hunger in Bromley Borough this winter

Shocking new statistics reveal that Bromley Borough Foodbank provided 3528 emergency food parcels to people facing hardship between April and September 2024. 1216 of these parcels went to children. Together with food banks in the Trussell community, we have provided more than 1.4 million emergency food parcels across the UK during this time. Whilst the […]

13 Feb 24

Support Bromley Borough Foodbank During Lent 2024

Sadly, food banks in our Trussell Trust Foodbank Network are at a breaking point and Bromley Borough Foodbank has seen a large influx of people relying on our services for the first time, whilst donations from the community are simultaneously dwindling. We are currently experiencing an 8% increase in the amount of people relying on […]

16 Nov 23

Tesco Winter Food Drive

The annual Tesco Winter Food Drive is back! Shop at either of our two participating Tesco locations between 30 November – 02 December and support Bromley Borough Foodbank as we prepare to help those facing financial hardship this winter season. Donations, big or small, will be used to provide emergency food packs and ensure our […]

23 Sep 22

Sign the letter to the new Prime Minister

We’ve teamed up with the Independent Food Aid Network (IFAN) and Feeding Britain to write a letter to our new Prime Minister, Liz Truss. The letter explains that food banks and other forms of charitable food aid are not the solution to financial hardship. Join us in asking that the new Prime Minister ends the need […]

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