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In Bristol, 69,500 people suffer from income deprivation

26% of children in Bristol live in households where there isn’t enough money to receive a nutritionally balanced diet

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FareShare South West

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This is The Peninsula Trust, supporting the Rame Peninsula in a rural part of Cornwall from their pop-up shipping container food larder. It's great that the awesome organic produce we supply from the new Plymouth warehouse covers the rural parts of Cornwall - big smiles all around! 😊 ... See MoreSee Less

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We join up the dots between surplus food & hunger in the South West as an independent part of FareShare UK.

FareShare South West @faresharesw ·

This is The Peninsula Trust, supporting the Rame Peninsula in a rural part of Cornwall from their pop-up shipping container food larder. It's great that the fresh organic produce we supply from the new Plymouth warehouse covers rural parts of Cornwall - big smiles all around!😊

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Belly Laughs Bristol @bellylaughs2 ·

24 Jun

BELLY LAUGHS X CASAMIA!!

Weds 13th July - four course meal or drinks with @FareShareSW supplying surplus food. Raising money, celebrating the majesty of Casamia over the years & all round guaranteed to be an amazingly funny night.

Buy tix now 👉https://www.yuup.co/experiences/belly-laughs-at-casamia-table-seat-with-food

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