Local Food Bank Support Increased
North Fife Rotary Is Helping Reduce Food Poverty
North Fife Rotary made a commitment to support our local Food Bank, Tay Bridgehead, through the Covid 19 and lockdown and beyond. So far the Foodbank has received excellent support from the generous giving by the public and by Morrisons food donation, so our help financially has not been called on.
However, through Rotary Foundation, we have been able to help the Foodbank twice recently. Firstly we applied for a cash grant of £250 which we passed onto the Foodbank a few weeks ago, and recently we have received a further grant of £303 to be spent directly on food for the Foodbank. The first purchase from this £303 was made today for fresh food and vegetables which Steve Gilman, our lead on man with the Foodbank bought at Morrisons today with a community discount. Receiving the food was the reverend Dr Jim Connolly , the minister for Wormit Parish Church and the founder and Chairman of the Foodbank
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