Accepting Donations for Southwark Foodbank

By SueJ
December 1, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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SueJ

Posted December 1, 2017

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Posted December 1, 2017

Hi All,

We are running a reverse advent calendar at work from the 1st to 12th December for Southwark Foodbank and are happy to take in donations from others if it is helpful.

If you would like to contribute we are accepting donations on the following dates and times;

Tuesday, 5th & 12th December, fifty seven, 57 North Cross Road from 9am to 1pm

Wednesday, 6th & 13th December, Suzanne James HQ, 11B Barry Road from 9am to 5pm (also at other times if our shutters are up please just hand items in to our staff).

Urgently Needed Items Include:

Tinned fruit (400g)

Coffee

Rice (500g)

UHT Milk (1L)

Rice Pudding

Non-Pork Meat

Toiletries

Please don't donate Beans or Sugar, which they have plenty of.

We will be delivering our collection to Pecan on Peckham High Street on Friday, 15th December.

Best wishes, Suzanne

Suzanne James Ltd

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