We believe that no good food should go to waste.
We redistribute surplus food to charities that turn it into meals for vulnerable people, all with the help of our volunteers from our centre in Cardiff.
We take quality, in-date surplus food…
That equals hundreds of tonnes from the food industry that may otherwise go to waste.
Our volunteers are vital to the distribution…
Last year we had 155 volunteers donate over 16,000 hours of their time.
Redistribute it to Welsh charities, schools and community groups…
We have 180 members including children’s clubs, homeless hostels and refuges.
who turn it into meals for vulnerable people.
Last year we redistributed enough food for over 2 million meals.
Every month from our Cardiff warehouse we have…
88
Volunteers
60-70
tonnes of surplus food
170+
members
24-28
thousand meals
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Serving Communities: FareShare Cymru and the Ystradowen Community Centre
Around 400,000 tonnes of food goes to waste in Wales each year, much of it still good to eat. If just 1% of that
RKW at Hope St Mellons
Since the beginning of the year, we’ve been trialling our Redistribution Kitchen Wales project at the Cardiff and Vale College City Centre Campus. The
Press Release: FareShare Cymru’s Redistribution Kitchen Wales Project Makes Strides in Combating Food Waste and Hunger.
The RKW Project Over the last four months, FareShare Cymru have been trialing their Redistribution Kitchen Wales project, where surplus food is being made