Partner with us

The support of local and national organisations is vital to the running of our food bank. We’d love your organisation to help us tackle poverty on your doorstep.

There are lots of ways to get involved:

• Support us with service provision or offer your expertise.
• Organise a fundraising event to help ensure everyone can be free from hunger.
• Sponsor or donate equipment to help with the day-to-day running of our food bank.
• Hold a team-building day: volunteer with us and see how many food donations your team can sort and pack for people facing hardship.
• Ask your staff to share their workplace skills with our volunteers to help make us more effective.
• Run a food drive at your office.

If your organisation shares our belief that everyone should be free from hunger, we would love to hear from you.

Thank you to our funders

We are extremely grateful to our funders who have enabled this project to succeed.

• We are very grateful to the Warden and Freemen of Malmesbury for their generous support towards our IT infrastructure upgrade. This will ensure the smooth running of our food bank, feeding people in food crisis across north Wiltshire.
• We are very grateful to the Wiltshire and Swindon Community Foundation for their generous support towards the provision of a Citizens Advice counsellor in all our sessions. This work is providing great benefit to the people who visit the food bank.
• As we welcome on board our new Project Manager this month we are very grateful to our payroll provider Crystal HR and Payroll for their help with the changes. They have generously supported us with monthly payroll processing for over 2 years, all on a pro bono basis (4th August 2025).
• We have recently opened a new warehouse to help us manage the increase in stock going through the food bank. We are extremely grateful to Forrester Sylvester Mackett Solicitors for their pro bono legal advice in arranging the lease for the new premises and to The Julia and Hans Rausing Trust for their support in equipping the new warehouse.
  Our storage space at the URC in Malmesbury was becoming extremely cramped with the increase in throughput of food and we now have plenty of storage space for all the food that is being so generously donated.
• We are very grateful to Richard Groome for his Ironman Triathlon that he completed to raise funds for the food bank. Watch a short video of his day.
• We are grateful to Wiltshire Community Foundation for support for buying extra food during the Coronavirus epidemic.
• We are grateful to the Malmesbury League of Friends for their support in funding the Fresh Food Card Scheme.
• We are grateful to the Malmesbury Carnival Committee for their support in funding the initial years of the Fresh Food Card Scheme.