Our Donors and Supporters
We depend on donations of food and money from organisations, businesses, trusts and individuals to support and fund the Food Bank and Community Food Shop. We couldn't do it without them and would like to take this opportunity to offer our thanks to those listed below.
Our Major Donors
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Sheffield Town Trust, founded in 1279 and supportive of charities within the City of Sheffield​
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Freshgate Trust, founded in 1941 by Harry Brearley, to improve the lives of Sheffield people and workers​​​​​
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Cooperative Local Community Fund which regularly helps Food Bank and many other local charities​​
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J G Graves Charitable Trust, founded 1936, by the family of J.G. Graves who had already given funding for the parks and open spaces which bear his name
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Awards for All through the National Lottery. Social connections and community activities are at the heart of creating healthier, happier lives and a flourishing society. This is the reason that the National Lottery supports amazing community-led projects like our
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Regular Donors​
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Totley Labour Party
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Dore Co-op
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Wisewood sports centre
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Seventh day Adventist Church,
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Francis of Assisi Church, Sandygate
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The Station Gym
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The Forge, Sheffield Hallam University student accommodation
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186th (Manor) Scout Group at St Aidan’s church
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Psalter Lane residents
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Botanical Gate Community Association.
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Kringle Danish Bakers, Bents Green
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Graves Leisure Centre, Norton
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Women’s Institute, Ecclesall Road
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Falkland House Surgery Patients’ Participation Group.
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Stainton Rd.
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Attercliffe Spiritualist Church
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At the Food Bank we often speak of 'Sheffield helping Sheffield'. Our individual and group donors make a big difference.