Food Banks & Free Food
Find local food banks, community fridges, and free meal services near you. Selecting Greater London in the dropdown will allow selection of a borough.
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Flo's Cafe — Free Hot Meal (Me & You Menu)
Flo's Cafe offers a free hot meal or hot drink to anyone who may be in need, any day of the week during kitchen hours, as part of the Me & You Menu. Come in, take a heart token from the pot at the till when you order, hand it to the team and your meal will be free.
Oxfordshire Homelessness Movement Community Meals
Free homemade community meals run by the Oxford Homeless Project — everyone is welcome! Held every other Saturday, 3–5pm at the Asian Cultural Centre, Manzil Way, Oxford.
Cowley Food Hub
Community food hub running every Thursday, providing free food and essential items to those in need in the Cowley area of Oxford.
Oxford Mutual Aid
Community mutual aid network providing food and essential support to those in need in Oxford.
Oxford Food Hub
Formerly Oxford Foodbank, Oxford Food Hub is a community food redistribution charity providing emergency food parcels to individuals and families in crisis across Oxford.
Aspire Oxford
Runs the Oxford Community Fridge and food hub, redistributing surplus food from supermarkets and restaurants to those who need it. Open to all, no referral needed.
Restore Food Club
A low-cost food membership club in Oxford supporting people with mental health challenges. Members can shop for a full bag of groceries for a nominal contribution.
SOFEA
South Oxfordshire Food and Education Alliance — redistributes surplus food from supermarkets and food businesses, running community cafés and free food collections across South Oxfordshire.
Trussell Trust — Oxford City Foodbank
Part of the national Trussell Trust network, providing emergency three-day food supplies to people in crisis. Requires a referral voucher from a professional such as a GP, social worker, or Citizens Advice.
The Gatehouse
Provides a free hot meal and community space for anyone who is homeless, vulnerably housed or lonely in Oxford. Open during drop-in sessions with no referral needed — all are welcome.
The Porch Day Centre
A day centre providing support for homeless and vulnerably housed people in Oxford. Offers nutritious low-priced meals twice a day, six days a week, alongside support workers and a café.
Oxford City Larder (WOCA)
A community larder run by the West Oxford Community Association (WOCA), providing affordable access to food for local residents.
Alice's Tea Party Oxford
Friendly, peer-led mental health socials held fortnightly in Oxford. Enjoy free food, fun activities, crafts, music and a chance to chat in a welcoming community setting.
Free Community Meal — Asian Cultural Centre
A free community meal open to all, held every Saturday from 3pm to 5pm at the Asian Cultural Centre in East Oxford.
Community Pantry - The Abbey Centre
Provides affordable food access to local residents through a weekly subscription, offering a variety of items including fresh produce and household essentials.
Westminster Foodbank
Operates under the Trussell Trust network, offering three days' worth of nutritionally balanced, non-perishable food to residents in financial crisis through a voucher scheme.
Mary Smith's Pantry
Offers low-cost food to residents, including fresh fruit and vegetables, with a typical retail value of £20-£25 for a £5 per visit fee.
Harrow Road Soup Kitchen
Provides weekly food outreach, offering cooked meals and food parcels to over 45 families and vulnerable individuals in the North Paddington area.
The SPACE
Operates a community market and serves hot food on Saturdays, providing fresh fruits, vegetables, and pantry essentials to the local community.
CDARS Community Kitchen Service
Offers free nutritious meals, cooking and shopping classes, and volunteer opportunities for clients facing food poverty.
Chantelle's Community Kitchen
Provides free pre-packed nutritious homemade meals to take away or eat in every Tuesday from 11am to 1pm.
Tooting Community Kitchen
Runs a food bank every Friday from 8 to 10 am at Scouts Hall, 19 Church Lane, Tooting, SW17 9PP.
Wandsworth Foodbank
Provides emergency food, support, and advice to local people facing hardship and hunger across Wandsworth Borough.
FoodCycle London Wandsworth Road
Welcomes anyone to attend as a guest and enjoy a free hot meal every Friday at 12:30 pm.
Dons Local Action
A local network of volunteers supporting households in need across Merton, Wandsworth, and Kingston.
Waste Not Want Not
Collects surplus food from nearby markets and distributes it through local community and youth centres.
PL84U Al-Suffa
A non-profit charity in East London providing free hot meals, companionship, and support services to the elderly, homeless, and those in need. They operate on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month, offering a friendly environment and additional services like free haircuts and a food and clothes bank.
Leyton Lighthouse
A community space offering social activities, practical support, and a food pantry. They provide a community meal, hygiene and clothing pop-ups, food pantries, money matters advice, digital inclusion workshops, and CV support among other services.
Eat or Heat – The Waltham Forest Food Bank
Established in 2011, this organisation offers emergency food aid in the form of 3-day food packages to individuals and families in crisis within Waltham Forest. They accept donations of non-perishable food items and provide support to those in need.
Highams Park Food Aid
Operating from All Saints Church, this hub provides free food and household supplies to over 85 local families facing financial hardship. They also run a free community café offering warmth, conversation, and support.
The Solidarity Supermarket
A community food hub offering affordable wholefoods, surplus, and bulk items at a sliding scale cost. They operate a tiered pricing structure to assist those struggling with the cost of living, aiming to create a friendly space where everyone can support each other and access healthy food.
Leyton Orient Community Hubs
Open to all, these hubs offer physical and practical sessions such as chair-based and light exercise, access to walking groups, table tennis, health and wellbeing advice, sign language workshops, basic tech support, and social activities like board and card games, craft activities, free hot drinks, biscuits, and fruit.
The Drive Food Stall
A community initiative providing free food every Thursday at 12pm in the walkway below Gaitskell House. They aim to support local residents in need by offering free food items.
Ensign Youth Club Food Bank
Offers free food to individuals every Friday from 10 am to 1 pm. Registration is required and can be done by dropping in any day of the week.
Bethnal Green Food Bank
Operated by Bow Foodbank, this service provides emergency food aid to residents in Bethnal Green. Open on Mondays from 8 am to 12:30 pm and Wednesdays from 2 pm to 7 pm.
Bow Foodbank
An independent charity providing emergency food supplies to individuals in crisis within Tower Hamlets. No referral is required, and clients can access up to 12 visits per year.
St Dunstan and All Saints Stepney Food Bank
Provides free food to those in need every Tuesday and Friday from 11 am to 2 pm.
Family Action Food Stores
Operates multiple food pantry services across Tower Hamlets, providing affordable food to families in need. Membership is required.
FoodCycle Bow Road
A community initiative offering free hot meals to those at risk of food poverty and social isolation. Meals are served every Friday at 7 pm.
Sutton Community Food Shop
Offers low-cost food to families and individuals struggling on low income, operating as a community food shop with a weekly membership fee.
Sutton Foodbank
Provides emergency food parcels to individuals and families in crisis, aiming to alleviate food poverty in the local community.
Sutton Community Fridge
A community initiative providing free access to surplus food, aiming to reduce food waste and support those in need.
Meals on Wheels Service
Delivers hot meals to housebound individuals, ensuring they receive nutritionally balanced meals at home.
Sutton Community Project
Distributes free healthy food boxes to those in need every Tuesday, aiming to reduce food waste and support the local community.
Southwark Foodbank
Provides emergency food to people in crisis, supporting about 100 households each week with parcels that feed a household for at least 3 days.
City Hope Church Foodbank
Part of a network of foodbanks across Southwark, providing nutritionally balanced emergency food for local people in need.
Albrighton Community Fridge
A community fridge offering surplus food to prevent waste, open to all members of the community.
Walworth Living Room
Provides a community fridge to share surplus food, open to all members of the community.
Hope Tuesday Café
Offers free lunch and social activities, including quizzes, tea, coffee, and cake, open to all.
Love North Southwark: Bermondsey Pantry
A food pantry providing low-cost food to residents in need, by appointment only.
Be Enriched
Provides free community meals using surplus and reclaimed food, open to all.
The Borough Food Co-operative
A food co-operative offering low-cost food to members, supporting the local community.
The Real Junk Food Project
Runs pay-as-you-feel surplus cafés, turning rescued food into delicious meals. Locations include Cambrian Community Centre in Richmond and ETNA Community Centre in East Twickenham.
Food for Thought Heathfield
Offers surplus food from local retailers at a pop-up market stall on Heathfield Recreation Ground. Open to anyone, with donations welcome. Provides additional support with ready-made meals and toiletries upon request.
Linden Hall Community Suppers
Offers freshly cooked meals to eat in or takeaway, along with frozen takeaway meals and some surplus food. Donations are welcome but not necessary; everyone is welcome.
Vineyard Community Centre Crisis Drop-In
Provides support for individuals in crisis, including food, clothing, showers, and signposting to other agencies. Open Monday to Friday, 9am-11am.
Richmond Foodbank
Operated by Vineyard Community Centre, Richmond Foodbank provides three days' nutritionally balanced emergency food to individuals in crisis. A foodbank voucher is required to access provisions.
Frenford Foodbank
Established in March 2020, Frenford Foodbank supports local families and vulnerable residents across Redbridge with emergency food and essential supplies. Operated by Frenford Youth Club, it relies on community donations and volunteers to provide assistance.
Redbridge Foodbank
Part of The Trussell Trust network, Redbridge Foodbank offers emergency three-day supplies of nutritionally balanced food and support to local people in crisis. It operates in partnership with local churches and is facilitated by Redbridge Foodbank.
The Healthy Living Project
Provides emergency food aid and support to single adults, with priority given to street sleepers. Located at The Welcome Centre, it operates Monday through Friday and offers a drop-in service without referral requirements.
Ilford Lane Food Bank (ILFB)
A community initiative run entirely by volunteers, ILFB provides essential food support to referred families in the London Borough of Redbridge. It operates weekly sessions and delivers fresh produce to those unable to attend in person.
Ilford Community Grocery
A community grocery offering affordable food options to local residents. Membership is required, allowing members to purchase 12 items for £5. Open Monday through Friday, it provides a sustainable alternative to traditional food banks.
UR Rahman Food Bank
Offers emergency food support with compassion and dignity, serving the Redbridge, Newham, and Tower Hamlets communities. Operates through a referral system and provides discreet delivery of food parcels.
Rehoboth Church Food Bank
Provides emergency food distribution to those in need, operating on Saturdays from 9am to 11am.
Newham Food Alliance
Provides food to Newham residents unable to afford food, offering support for up to 8 weeks at a time. Deliveries are not available, but family members, carers, and friends can collect on behalf of the resident.
Royal Docks Learning & Activity Centre Food Bank
Offers emergency food distribution Monday to Friday, 10am to 2pm, to support local residents facing food insecurity.
Newham District Foodbank
Operates from multiple locations in East London, providing emergency food parcels and advice to local residents in need. Part of the Trussell Trust network.
The Renewal Programme Food Bank
Runs a twice-weekly food bank at their centre, offering support to those facing food poverty in the Newham community.
Food Relief – Saturday Food Bank
Operates under the Morden Islamic Community Centre, offering emergency food parcels every Saturday to those in need.
Merton’s Community Fridge
A free food service distributing surplus food to the community, open three days a week with no need for a voucher.
Dons Local Action Group
A community of volunteers dedicated to supporting people facing severe financial hardship across South West London, offering food parcels and other support services.
Wimbledon Food Bank (Trussell Trust)
Provides emergency food and support to people in crisis, operating in partnership with local churches. A voucher is required to access services.
Merton Community Hub
Provides support with paying bills or shopping, offering free food bank vouchers or emergency food parcels to those in need.
FoodCycle Lewisham
Offers free, nutritious community meals cooked by local volunteers. Open to all, no referral needed, fostering community connections.
Lewisham Salvation Army Community Church
Provides support to vulnerable individuals, including a food bank service. Open to all; contact for more details.
Feed The Hill - Holy Trinity Food Bank
Operates a small food bank providing assistance to those in need. Open on Wednesdays; contact Miss Ambrose for more information.
Good Food Lewisham
Offers a comprehensive list and map of free and low-cost food options, including community meals and food banks, across Lewisham.
Lewisham Foodbank
Provides emergency food and support to local people referred in crisis. Operates five centres across Lewisham, offering approximately three days' worth of nutritionally balanced food.
Lambeth Larder
A social enterprise connecting local people in financial need to emergency food and other support. Provides a directory of local food banks, community fridges, and other support services.
Community Pantry at Southwyck Pantry, Moorland Community Centre
A low-cost, community shop offering members a weekly choice of healthy food for an affordable price. Aims to reduce food shopping bills and offer a diverse range of fresh fruit and vegetables.
Community Fridge at Black Prince Community Hub
Openly accessible community fridge delivered in partnership with the Felix Project, available Wednesday and Friday afternoons. Provides free food to those in need.
Community Pantry at Jubilee Primary School
A low-cost, community shop offering members a weekly choice of healthy food for an affordable price. Aims to reduce food shopping bills and offer a diverse range of fresh fruit and vegetables.
Community Pantry at Myatts Field North Community Centre
A low-cost, community shop offering members a weekly choice of healthy food for an affordable price. Aims to reduce food shopping bills and offer a diverse range of fresh fruit and vegetables.
The People's Fridge Brixton
London's first Community Fridge where people and businesses can leave spare edible food on the shelves, and people who want or need food can take it.
Lambeth & Croydon Foodbank: Oasis Centre
Provides emergency food and practical support to people in crisis experiencing food poverty. Offers a mixture of delivery and face-to-face hubs where collection of parcels is available for rebooked collections only.
Lambeth & Croydon Foodbank: Streatham Hub
Offers emergency food and practical support to people in crisis experiencing food poverty. Provides a mixture of delivery and face-to-face hubs where collection of parcels is available for rebooked collections only.
Dons Local Action
Provides one-week food parcels to residents on referral from social services, GPs, housing associations, schools, and other local organisations.
Norbiton Community Fridge
A communal space where households can share food that would have been otherwise wasted, open to everyone.
Save the World Club Kingston upon Thames
Collects surplus food from retailers every evening to redistribute to those in need.
Kingston Foodbank
Provides three days’ worth of nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people referred in a crisis.
Kingston Pantry
A membership-based community hub offering access to fresh, healthy food at reduced costs, aiming to help members achieve better financial positions.
Response Community Projects
Offers free or low-cost food and support services to residents, including advice and community activities.
SMART
Provides free or low-cost food and support services to residents, including advice and community activities.
Kensington & Chelsea Foodbank
Provides nutritionally balanced, non-perishable emergency food and support to local people referred in crisis. Operates under the Trussell Trust network.
The Space
Offers free or low-cost food and support services to residents, including advice and community activities.
Bay20
A community centre offering free or low-cost food and comprehensive support services to residents facing financial challenges.
Dalgarno Trust
Provides free or low-cost food and support services to residents in need, including advice and community activities.
Venture Centre/Flashpoint
Provides free or low-cost food and support services to residents, including advice and community activities.
The Arc Centre Food Bank
Offers food packages to those in need, providing healthy essentials for 3-4 days' meals.
Elizabeth House Food Hub
Runs a food co-op for local residents, offering weekly food parcels worth at least £40 for £3.
FoodCycle Islington
Provides free, three-course community meals every Wednesday at 1pm, open to all without booking.
Copenhagen Street Foodbank
Offers free groceries and hygiene products to all in need, without referral, every Thursday afternoon.
Islington Foodbank
Provides emergency food and support to local people referred in crisis, offering three days’ nutritionally balanced food.
Afghan and Central Asian Association
Operates a community fridge offering free food to those in need.
The Open Kitchen
Offers free hot meals to anyone in need, open daily including bank holidays.
Hounslow Community FoodBox
Established in 2012, offering emergency food, support, and advice to residents facing poverty in the London Borough of Hounslow.
Holy Trinity Hounslow
Hosts food distribution in the church car park every Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday; requires referral and proof of address.
St Mary and Pope Kyrillos VI Coptic Orthodox Church
Provides hot meals and food parcels; hot lunch served every Tuesday and Thursday, with transportation available.
Feltham Food Bank
Serving the local community in Feltham, Hounslow, since 2013, providing emergency food support to individuals and families in need.
Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha
Provides free vegetarian meals to anyone in need, open daily including bank holidays.
Hope Church Hounslow
Provides food parcels, community café, and community supermarket; operates on specific days and times.
Grange Park Infant and Nursery School Food Support
Provides food support through referrals from the Hillingdon Community Hub or GP, offering three days' worth of emergency support to local people in crisis.
Hillingdon Crisis Support Service
Offers essential relief and support to people facing hardship in the Hillingdon area, including free food parcels and basic items to those in crisis.
Hillingdon Foodbank
Provides three days' nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people referred in crisis. Part of a nationwide network supported by The Trussell Trust.
SVP@South Ruislip: Foodbank
Distributes a week's worth of essentials to individuals and families in emergency situations, partnering with FareShare to provide fresh food from major retailers.
Simply Connect Hillingdon
Connects individuals to local community services, including food banks, without the need for referrals.
Rainham Foodbank
Provides emergency food parcels to individuals and families in crisis, operating as part of the Trussell Trust network.
Harold Hill Foodbank
Offers emergency food assistance to those in need, operating as part of the Trussell Trust network.
Community Hubs – Harold Hill Library
Provides free, in-person support and advice for residents, including access to a community food pantry.
Tapestry Pantry
A community pantry providing affordable, good-quality food to members, aiming to reduce food waste and support physical and mental wellbeing.
Havering Food Alliance
A borough-wide partnership working to tackle food insecurity and build a fairer, healthier, and more sustainable food system across Havering.
Community Hubs – Rainham Library
Offers free, in-person support and advice for residents, including access to a community food pantry.
Havering Islamic Cultural Centre
Provides free food assistance without the need for a referral, open to all community members.
Sufra NW London
Offers emergency food supplies and support services to individuals and families in crisis. Provides food parcels and fresh meals to those in need.
Carib & Co Brunch
A non-profit community organisation offering complimentary brunches and a food bank service to support Harrow residents facing financial challenges. Hosts monthly events featuring local businesses and entertainment.
HelpHarrow
A partnership of local organisations offering support, advice, and food supplies to Harrow residents in need. Provides access to food supplies, energy, health, wellbeing, and benefits.
Harrow Foodbank
Provides emergency food and practical support to individuals and families in crisis. Operates using a voucher referral system, requiring vouchers from local agencies such as Citizens Advice or Health Visitors.
London Emmanuel Pantry - Harrow Road
A community pantry providing affordable access to a wide selection of food items, including fresh, frozen, and long-life options. Operates on a membership basis, allowing members to pay £5 per visit and access food worth significantly more.
Muswell Hill Food Bank
Provides three days’ nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people who are referred in crisis.
Haringey Community Food Network (HCFN)
A network of food growers, suppliers, emergency food providers, food banks, community kitchens, food delivery services, homeless outreach projects, and food support organisations across Haringey, collaborating to offer comprehensive food services for those in need.
Hornsey Food Bank
An independent, community-led food bank providing a variety of fruit, vegetables, bread, dry food, toiletries, and household items to those in need.
Holy Trinity Food Bank Stroud Green
An independent food bank offering short-term emergency food supplies for Haringey residents in crisis, providing 3 days of emergency food supply for those in need.
Bounds Green Food Bank
An independent, community-run food bank accepting anyone who needs to use the food bank and who lives within N11, N8 0, N8 7, N13, or N22, with no vouchers required.
St Ann's Food Hub
Gives away boxes of fresh fruit and vegetables to local people who can’t afford fresh and healthy food, whilst providing low-cost food to those who can afford to buy a £10 box.
The River House Trust Food Bank
Provides weekly food support to individuals with no recourse to public funds and no income, ensuring assistance is available even during Christmas week.
The Nourish Hub
A community kitchen and space for local residents to meet, offering community lunches, free education sessions on healthy cooking, and volunteer opportunities.
H&F Foodbank
Provides emergency food parcels to individuals in need, offering up to 10 nutritionally balanced meals. Operates on a voucher referral system and collaborates with Citizens Advice H&F to provide financial and debt advice.
Citizens Advice Hammersmith and Fulham Foodbank Advice
Provides welfare advice and assistance on issues such as benefits, housing, and debt to clients referred through the foodbank network.
FoodCycle London Fulham Court
Offers free, vegetarian community meals every Monday evening, welcoming all individuals regardless of background. No referral is required; attendees can simply turn up.
Woodberry Down Community Fridge
Provides free access to fresh fruit and vegetables for residents, promoting healthy eating and reducing food waste.
Humdingers Soup Kitchen
Serves free hot meals to the community, aiming to alleviate hunger and provide a welcoming environment for all.
Hackney Quest
Provides a free weekly hot meal and a food bank, along with support for financial hardship, including benefit checking and income maximisation.
Mildmay Community Centre
Provides soup and stew on a pay-what-you-can basis, aiming to support the local community and reduce food insecurity.
Idia’s Community Kitchen
Offers free hot meals to Hackney residents, fostering community spirit and providing support to those in need.
Chatsworth Food Hub
Offers free food parcels to Hackney residents without the need for a voucher, supporting families in the community.
Hackney Foodbank
Provides emergency food parcels to individuals and families in crisis, aiming for a hunger-free Hackney where everyone can afford to eat.
Wordsworth’s Community Café
Offers soup, bread, cake, and hot snacks on a pay-as-you-feel basis, fostering community engagement and support.
Good Food in Greenwich Community Kitchen
Organises free, monthly community meals using surplus food to bring the local community together.
Guru Nanak Seva
Provides free hot meals to the community every Sunday evening in Woolwich.
WSUP Advice Drop-In
Offers a warm space with hot meals, showers, and non-judgemental advice and support for various issues.
Greenwich Foodbank
Provides three days' nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people referred in crisis.
GCM Community Food Bank
Operates a food bank to support individuals and families facing food crises in the community.
Grassroots Pantries
Membership-based food clubs offering affordable groceries and support services to local residents.
Ordnance Road Pantry
A community pantry offering affordable groceries to local residents in need.
Bounces Road Pantry
Provides low-cost food options to the Edmonton community, helping families access essential items.
Community Heart London
Offers free meals and support services to individuals in financial need, fostering community well-being.
North Enfield Foodbank
Provides emergency food support to individuals and families in crisis, operating with a voucher referral system.
The Felix Project Enfield Depot
Collects and redistributes surplus food to local charities, supporting community groups and food banks.
Ealing Foodbank
Provides emergency food to individuals in crisis within the London Borough of Ealing. Operates multiple centres across the borough, offering three days' nutritionally balanced food parcels to those referred by partner agencies.
South Ealing Community (SEC) Food Cupboard
A community project that distributes free surplus food to reduce waste and support local residents. Open to all, aiming to provide good quality surplus food items for personal use.
Ealing Soup Kitchen
Offers free food and clothing to anyone in need within the local area. Open every weekend, with additional services on Fridays and Mondays. Provides housing advice and access to interpreters.
SWAN Foodbank South London
Provides food, clothes, and essential items to those in need. Operates a weekly food bank and soup kitchen, along with community initiatives.
Operation Love Thy Neighbour
An initiative of the Community Service Department at West Croydon Seventh-day Adventist Church, providing free hot meals and food parcels every Sunday afternoon.
Croydon Seventh-day Adventist Church Foodbank & Community Kitchen
Offers free hot meals and food parcels to individuals in need every Tuesday evening. Provides a welcoming environment for the community.
AR Projects Charity
Provides emergency food parcels, soup kitchens, and homeless outreach services in Croydon. Operates three soup kitchens weekly and delivers food parcels to those in need.
Alive Community Centre Foodbank
A volunteer-led food bank in Thornton Heath, Croydon, distributing fresh and chilled food to those in need. Operates on Saturdays and requires a referral or self-referral.
Food Havens & Warm Spaces - City of London
Provides information on local charities and services offering free and low-cost food to those in need in the City of London area.
Bethnal Green Food Bank
Provides free food to those in need in the Bethnal Green area. Open on Mondays and Wednesdays.
St Dunstan and All Saints Stepney Food Bank
Offers free food to individuals and families in need in the Stepney area. Open on Tuesdays and Fridays.
City Harvest
Rescues surplus food from farms, manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers, delivering it for free to over 350 organisations across London, including food banks, homeless shelters, and community kitchens.
Aldgate Food Club
A community initiative offering good quality food at low cost to residents and workers in the City of London. Membership is £1 per year, allowing members to purchase approximately £15 worth of food for just £4.
City Advice
Provides practical help and support to City of London residents struggling with food costs, including information on local food support services.
St Luke’s Community Centre Food Programmes
Offers food support to residents of Golden Lane Estate and surrounding areas, including a Food Hub and Food Co-op providing food top-ups and other essentials. Membership is required.
Ensign Youth Club Food Bank
Provides free food to those in need in the Wellclose Square area. Open on Fridays.
Lifeafterhummus Community Benefit Society
Operates a social supermarket and re-use centre for local households, offering food aid and a redistribution network supporting local hostels and community groups.
Community Fridge at The London Irish Centre
Offers a range of meals and produce tailored to all dietary requirements, open to all and free of charge.
FoodCycle Camden
Provides a free three-course sit-down community meal each week, no registration required; just turn up.
Hare Krishna Food for All (Inverness Street)
Provides free food for homeless people in Inverness Street; meals available on Saturdays at the Euston Food Bank.
Saint Pancras Community Association
Offers a community kitchen and warm space with free meals and activities for locals.
Camden Foodbank
Provides emergency food and practical support to people in their hardest moments. Operates in partnership with The Trussell Trust.
Feast With Us
Provides free meals at Wednesday lunchtimes for the community.
BCC Foodbank (formerly the Hope Foundation Foodbank)
Supports vulnerable clients with emergency food bags, including fresh bread, for Bromley Borough residents.
Pathwaze Community Support Food Bank
Offers essential support for families and individuals in need, providing free, nutritious food without judgment.
Food Partnership
A strategic food partnership with 12 independent food projects, including church foodbanks and community fridges, serving communities across Bromley.
Living Well Bromley
A foodbank and support charity based in Penge, offering free services including a foodbank, clothes bank, hot meals, free café, community choir, counselling, and assistance with benefits, debt, and housing issues.
Bromley Borough Foodbank
Provides three days’ nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people referred in crisis.
Helping Hands (Shree Swaminarayan Temple Willesden)
Provides free meals and food support services to individuals and families in need within the Willesden area.
Ansar Youth Project
Offers food aid and support services to individuals and families in need within the Brent community.
St Laurence's Larder and Open Kitchen
Serves freshly prepared three-course meals and operates a food bank providing two to three days’ worth of dried and tinned food. Open to everyone without a referral.
Mutual Food Aid Willesden
Provides free food and support services to individuals and families in crisis in the Willesden area.
Sufra NW London
Offers emergency food supplies, fresh meals, and support services to individuals and families in crisis. Provides both referral-based and drop-in services.
Kingsbury Foodbank
Provides emergency food supplies to individuals and families in crisis. Operates using a voucher referral system.
Brent Foodbank
Provides emergency food, support, and advice to local people experiencing financial hardship. Operates using a voucher referral system.
Granville Community Kitchen
Offers free meals and food support services to individuals and families in need within the Granville area.
Listening Ears Foodbank
A free-to-access food bank operating by appointment only, supplying non-perishable foods to those in need. To access, email with personal details to schedule a collection.
Bexley Community Pantry
Operated by Mind in Bexley, this community food store allows individuals to choose from a variety of fresh, tinned, and ready meal foods worth up to £20 for a contribution of £4. Open on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Slade Green Food Bank
A food bank open to everyone without the need for vouchers, providing emergency food aid to those in need.
New Community Church Foodbank
A foodbank project founded by local churches and community groups, providing emergency food aid to those in need. Operates on a voucher system, requiring a referral from local agencies.
Bostall Community Fridge
A community fridge located at Bostall Community Library in Bexleyheath, offering free access to quality food that would otherwise be wasted. Open during library hours, anyone can help themselves to items from the fridge for free.
Finchley Foodbank
Offers emergency food for residents of the London Borough of Barnet without requiring a referral.
Dollis Valley Food Bank - Rainbow Centre
Supports over sixty families weekly, providing free food supplies lasting three days, including a complete meal.
Chipping Barnet Foodbank
Provides three days' nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people referred in crisis.
Burnt Oak Community Food Bank
A non-referral food bank operating fortnightly, supporting local communities facing food insecurity.
Barking Foodbank
Offers emergency food parcels to individuals in crisis. Referral required from a professional or voucher from a referral agency.
Church Elm Hub - Dagenham Library
Provides a Community Food Club on Thursdays and Fridays, 11am–1pm, offering food parcels to those in need. Self-referrals or agency referrals accepted.
Grange Hill Methodist Community Centre
Acts as a distribution centre for the Redbridge Food Bank, providing emergency food boxes to those referred by a 'Referral Agency' with a voucher.
Community Food Club - Barking Learning Centre
Offers a free 12-week membership providing a minimum of £20 worth of groceries weekly to families in need. Referral required from a professional supporting the family.
Pit Stop - The Source
A drop-in lunchtime café offering free meals to those in poverty. Open Monday to Friday, 11:45am–1:30pm. No referral required.
Community Food Club - Dagenham Library
Provides a free 12-week membership offering a minimum of £20 worth of groceries weekly to families in need. Referral required from a professional supporting the family.
HumDum Foodbank/Restaurant
Provides free hot meals and food parcels to individuals facing hardship. Open to all without referral. Also operates a restaurant in Barking Town Centre.
Hillingdon Foodbank
Offers short-term and emergency food to families in crisis. Operates a sorting and distribution centre in Yiewsley.
Lambeth & Croydon Food Bank: Oasis Centre
Provides emergency food parcels with home delivery or in-person collection. A food bank voucher is required.