From emergency food to advice on all kinds of financial matters, your help can bring hope to people who need it most right now.
Jamie Ginns,
Greenwich Foodbank
The cost of living?
This is the cost of surviving
Rising energy prices, food bills, fuel costs and more. We’re all experiencing them. But for people on the lowest incomes, the cost of surviving this crisis is too high.
Winter saw people having to make impossible decisions between heating and eating. And, as it stands, this summer will be unbearable for thousands of families.
- Many people can’t afford to buy food due to huge price rises and inflation
- Some food banks are having to provide cold food because people can no longer afford to heat meals
- School summer holidays mean no free school meals for many children
Will you help people do more than just survive this summer?
The cost of living?
This is the cost of surviving
Rising energy prices, food bills, fuel costs and more. We’re all experiencing them. But for people on the lowest incomes, the cost of surviving this crisis is too high.
Winter saw people having to make impossible decisions between heating and eating. And, as it stands, this summer will be unbearable for thousands of families.
- Many people can’t afford to buy food due to huge price rises and inflation
- Some food banks are having to provide cold food because people can no longer afford to heat meals
- School summer holidays mean no free school meals for many children
Will you help people do more than just survive this summer?
Act now make tomorrow better
With your help, food banks will be able to support the thousands of people driven to their doors this summer, with emergency food and practical support. We want to see a world where there’s no longer a need for food banks. So please help us fight for a better future where everyone thrives – not just survives.
3 ways to get involved
Will you help people do more than just survive this summer?
Could you help us campaign for urgent change – that lasts?
Do you have a cost of surviving story?