Worcester Foodbank, operated by The Trussell Trust, is gearing up for what promises to be the busiest season ever.
As the winter chill deepens, and the countdown to Christmas continues, the charity appeals for support, emphasising the growing demand.
A statement on The Trussell Trust website reads: "This will be the busiest winter ever for food banks, please donate now."
The UK charity oversees a network of food banks, including Worcester Foodbank, providing emergency food and support to those in need.
It also strives towards a world where everyone can afford the essentials.
Local businesses are rallying behind the cause.
Hazelton Mountford, a local independent chartered insurance broker, pledged its commitment to the community with a £250 donation.
Charlotte Reese, the referencing administrator at the company, outlines the importance of rallying behind the food bank.
She said: "In times of increasing need, it is crucial for businesses to rally behind organisations like Worcester Foodbank.
"Our donation aims to make a positive difference in the lives of those struggling, especially during the holiday season when the warmth of community support is needed most."
The food bank operates on more than just providing food; it's a lifeline for families and individuals facing financial hardship.
The Trussell Trust's mission to end hunger correlates with the values of Hazelton Mountford and other local businesses, fostering a joint effort to establish a more resilient community.
For more information or to make a donation, visit the Worcester Foodbank's website: http://worcester.foodbank.org.uk.
Through local support, Worcester Foodbank gears up for what might be their most demanding season yet.
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