WARRINGTON’S Dallam Primary School is celebrating a year of being a hub for The Bread and Butter Thing – the charity that takes nutritious food to needy communities.
The mobile food club gives access to nutritious and affordable food for families struggling because of the cost of living crisis.
Its low-cost weekly shop provides essential produce for family eating – fresh fruit and vegetables, fridge favourites and cupboard staples from high street supermarkets, food manufacturers and farmers.
A charity spokesperson said: We never know what we’re going to get from day to day, which means each week the bags of food will be different. But it is always quality, fresh produce.
“You will probably need to top up from the shops as well, but our food will go a long way to helping you feed your family affordably.
“We want to strengthen communities and help make life more affordable.”
Our picture shows Rachael Wilson, family liaison lead at Dallam Primary School, with the volunteers who work there, celebrating a year of being a hub for the Bread and Butter Thing.
But there are five Bread and Butter Things hubs in Warrington, operating on different days of the week: They are:
Dallam Primary School, Boulting Avenue, Wednesday, 14:30 -15:00
Birchwood CE Primary School, Admirals Road, Thursday, 13:00 – 13.30
The Old School, 17 Fairfield Street, Monday, 14:00-14:30
Sankey Bridges Community Centre, Old Liverpool Road, Tuesday, 13.30-14.00
Westy Community Centre, Bridgewater Avenue, Friday, 13:30 –14.00
Anyone who wants to join should text 07860 063 304 with their full name, postcode, and the name of the hub from which they wish to collect from.
More details are available from the Bread and Butter Thing website https://www.breadandbutterthing.org
