Several tonnes of donated food available for local organisations
May 11, 2020 | Love Black Country
Open Heaven Church in Wednesbury have received a massive food delivery of several tonnes of food and are looking for partner organisations to collect/distribute/use it, including Coronavirus groups, food banks & soup kitchens.
The volumes of food available can easily accommodate organisations that provide food on a mass basis.
If you’d like to receive some of the food for your own organisation, please contact James Woodcock on 07917414095 or email jwoodcock1138@googlemail.com.
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