Recently, we visited one of our charity partners, Emmaus South Wales, to gain a better understanding of their local impact and how they utilise

At FareShare Cymru, we redistribute good-to-eat food that would have otherwise gone to waste to people who need it most. The food we source

 At FareShare Cymru, our mission is to redistribute as much surplus food as possible to people in need across Wales, whilst simultaneously reducing the

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

Each year in Wales, around 400,000 tonnes of food is wasted, much of it still good to eat. This surplus food could be provided to

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

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

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

The RKW Project Over the last four months, FareShare Cymru have been trialing their Redistribution Kitchen Wales project, where surplus food is being made

At FareShare Cymru, we redistribute surplus food that would’ve otherwise gone to waste. The food is delivered to charities across Wales who work to

FareShare Cymru strives to repurpose surplus food, which would have otherwise been discarded, by channeling it towards charities capable of transforming an environmental challenge

FareShare Cymru is dedicated to the redistribution of surplus food which would’ve otherwise gone to waste, instead going to charities that can make better

FareShare Cymru work with over 180 different local community groups, in order to redistribute surplus food and reduce negative environmental impact. The groups then

FareShare Cymru aims to distribute surplus food that would’ve otherwise gone to waste, to charities that can help turn a negative environmental issue into

At FareShare Cymru, we recognise the immeasurable impact of food security and the wider environmental damage caused by food waste. While our main focus

FareShare Cymru is delighted to showcase one of the fantastic projects we work with in fighting hunger and tackling food waste. Cwmaman Primary in

FareShare Cymru are taking part in the Green Big Give this year, which will take place from 20th – 27th April. During this week

International Women’s Day (IWD) is a global holiday celebrated annually on March 8th. The day gives people the chance to honour women’s achievements and

Proteins are a macronutrient that are essential in your daily diet. It is important to learn about how to incorporate protein into your diet

FareShare Cymru in collaboration with Cardiff Metropolitan University and Tony Charles Photography will be hosting a photography exhibition at the universities Llandaff Campus between

Carbohydrates sometimes have a bad reputation and strong association with weight gain. However, a lot of the time we just need to understand more

FareShare Cymru (FSC) is delighted to have received a second round of funding from the Welsh Governments Landfill Disposals Tax Community Scheme (LDCTS). This

Becoming an ambassador for FareShare Cymru is a decision that can shape the way your company looks at its operations. By working with us

Why do we need it?           As winter draws in and summer sunshine is a distant dream, we should be thinking about how to maintain

As 2022 came to a close FareShare Cymru was proud to have seen over 100 volunteers come and help in our warehouse and our

Based in Llanelli, Foothold Cymru is a social justice charity working to create strong communities where families and individuals can thrive and not just

Wales Climate Week Wales Climate Week is an annual event that seeks to bring together individuals, communities, environmental groups, academics, businesses, and the public

FareShare Cymru is pleased to have received a generous donation of pumpkins from Paviland Farm which will be of great use to our members.

Hidden below the Llamas Street Church in Carmarthen city centre you will find Cegin Hedyn, a café offering organic, tasty, and fresh meals made

This partnership will allow FareShare Cymru (FSC) to deliver to Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire, and Ceredigion. Helping more charities and community groups give a hand up

This week gives us the opportunity to celebrate the people who help us make FareShare Cymru the charity that we are. Without the help

In the far corner of Cadoxton Primary School you will find a repurposed blue storage container full of fridges and shelves stacked neatly with

Please join us at Mwldan in Cardigan on the 22nd of November from 11am to 1pm to hear about FareShare Cymru’s expansion into West

Briggs Equipment are a company dedicated to helping a range of community projects and support multiple charitable organisations which is why when they offered

This week we were joined by an IT team from Admiral in Cardiff. The 3 volunteers – Kieran, Jess and Chloe were able to

FareShare Cymru is delighted to announce the Surplus with Purpose Cymru fund is open for applications from food and drink businesses of all sizes,

The third annual FareShare Volunteers Awards demonstrated the strength and power of volunteering, with an array of amazing individuals across the UK network picking

FareShare Cymru is delighted to be working with Dovebrook Kitchen based in The North Cotswold’s to provide them an outlet for their surplus food.

FareShare Cymru is delighted to announce we’ve begun working with our friends at Lewis Pies to help them reduce the amount of surplus food

What is Disability Confident, and why are we proud to have it? As the HM Government page says: Disability Confident organisations play a leading

Myrtle House is a community hub in the heart of Llanelli. The Church moved into the building 25 years ago, they then opened Myrtle

Wyndham Street Pantry in Cardiff opened in May 2020 to help relieve food poverty due to the Covid-19 crisis and supports people in the

Foodshare Llantwit provides food support to individuals living in Llantwit Major in the Vale of Glamorgan, who may be struggling financially. The majority of

FareShare Cymru wants to send a massive thank you to our friends at the OV Group for their fantastic donation of 10,000 Easter eggs.

Banc Organics is a community-supported food scheme, started in Winter 2009, that grows organic produce in Carmarthenshire. The produce is distributed locally and has

In 2017, the founders of Matthew’s House (an initiative of The Hill Church Charity) created an organisation in the centre of Swansea to provide

FareShare Cymru wants to give a massive thank you to our excellent partners at Puffin Produce. Using our Surplus with Purpose Cymru fund, we

South Caernarfon Creameries (SCC) has been supporting FareShare Cymru since October 2021 by providing us with an excellent source of protein for our community

Cornelly Luncheon Club is a heart-warming place; friends catching up with each other over tasty food prepared by volunteers with huge smiles on their

FAN Community Alliance is a charity whose aim is to bring people together and strengthen the community of Neath, Port Talbot. They use food

FareShare Cymru would like to say a huge thank you to TC Consult who have recently given the charity a generous donation. Employees of

A small farm has helped vulnerable people stay healthy by donating their surplus microgreens to FareShare Cymru.  Micro Acres Wales is a small, urban

Zorba Delicacies’ donation of over two and a half tonnes of chilled soup and dips this year has been so helpful to the work

Splott Community Volunteers have been tackling hunger and isolation in the South of Cardiff for six years. Their Thursday breakfast club in the Old

Cyberattacks are an ever-increasing threat to businesses and charities, with 39% of businesses and 26% of charities reporting a cyber-security breach or attack in

Oasis Cardiff is a charity whose main aim and vision is to help refugees and asylum seekers integrate within their local community. They provide

We’re so proud to have been fighting food waste and hunger for 10 years!  Last week we celebrated our 10th anniversary by welcoming guests

The TAVS centre in Cardiff has been supporting the homeless and vulnerably housed since 2001. The centre describes themselves as a safe space to

At FareShare Cymru, we receive food from both national supermarkets and Welsh producers. Our local food partners are important to us as local means

We want to say a huge thank you to MotoNovo Finance and Fruitful Office who have been donating fruit to FareShare Cymru since September

This summer, young people from across Cardiff have been helping alleviate food insecurity whilst gaining lifelong skills. The Summer of Picnics project is run

FareShare Cymru is thrilled to announce we have received a grant from the Landfill Disposals Tax Communities Fund which we will use to expand

Our Living Wage commitment will see everyone working at FareShare Cymru receive a minimum hourly wage of £9.50 in the UK. Both rates are

Women Connect First (WCF) is a charity that works to empower Black and Minority Ethnic Women in Cardiff and South East Wales who are

On Volunteers’ Week, we would like to thank our volunteers for their hard work in our warehouse, and share with you some of our

Sue has been a volunteer at Fareshare since January 2019. She joined the team after a conversation with her daughter over Christmas about reducing

Meurig joined the volunteering team at FareShare Cymru about 1 month ago and is currently doing 1 day a week, but is happy to