Don’t forget the Foodbanks
The chair of Alston Moor Food Bank, Hazel Hanley, has written to thank the parishioners at St Wulstan's for their very generous donation of £63 in the contributions box. It is much appreciated at a time when the Food Bank is being well used. Kathy Reeds
Alston Moor Food Bank: Go to alstonmoorfoodbank.org.uk for information, advice and contact details. They can only use money donations because they have no storage space but St Wulstan’s Church, Alston has a donation box.
A reminder that there is a collection point for donations for Food Banks at the back of each of our churches.
Grateful thanks to all who continue to support all food banks. We really appreciate your help, prayers and generosity.
Penrith Foodbank: (collection baskets at St. Catherine’s and St. Wulstan’s) St Catherine's supports the local ‘Nourish Project’ at the Salvation Army Food Bank.
Items needed regularly:
Sugar (1lb/2lb bags)
tinned goods as follows: potatoes, carrots, sweetcorn, mince & onion, Irish stew, beef casserole, fruit cocktail, mandarin oranges, rice pudding
Smash instant mash
Instant custard
Mugshot cordials (to be diluted)
Image: from Upper Eden Foodbank
The Upper Eden Foodbank: (collection point Our Lady of Appleby grey bin in the church porch) see the list in the porch at Our Lady’s for items needed.
As well as donations of food, financial donations are increasingly welcome and have made a great difference to other ways the Food Bank can help.