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Spare veggies and fruit needed for pay-what-you-can cafe


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Are you part of an allotment that regularly has a glut of produce you can't use? Are you a fruit and veg shop that doesn't always need its stock? Or perhaps a keen gardener with a too-prosperous vegetable patch? If you have any green (or red, yellow or brown) stuff to spare, the Brixton Pound community cafe would love to hear from you.


What is the Brixton Pound Cafe?


The Brixton Pound Cafe is a pay-what-you-can cafe on Atlantic Road, Brixton. Every day we craft delicious vegetarian and vegan meals from surplus donated food. Each week we save around 65kg of food from landfill. In doing so, we provide a community hub, amazing dishes and a way for everyone to pay what they can afford. At the moment, we just need a few more vegetables and fruits so that everyone can enjoy our healthy dishes. We're at 77 Atlantic Road, Brixton SW9 8PU. Please email [email protected] if you can help.


A short note about the Brixton Pound


We are also home to the Brixton Pound, currency that sticks to the local area and boosts the local economy. Our range of notes includes local heroes David Bowie, Olive Morris and Violette Szabo. You can use the notes in local shops or collect them as souvenirs. Call into the the cafe to find out more.


Brixton Pound Cafe contact details


We're open between 8.30am and 6pm on weekdays and between 9am and 6pm on Saturdays. We also run events such as knit and natter and lifedrawing sessions, yoga for children and a monthly film club. You can hire our space by emailing [email protected]. Our address is 77 Atlantic Road SW9 8PU.

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