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572 people (children, young people and parents/carers) helped
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184 children with learning disabilities aged 4-18 attended holiday playschemes
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Total income £1,002,426 against expenditure of £1,030,559
572 people supported including children, young people and parents/carers across all services
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6,478 residents supported by the Ealing Advice Service Consortia (EAS) — a 30% increase on the prior year
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£3,692,940 in benefits and income secured for residents who had been unable to claim without help
Key Metric 3
134 parents and guardians assisted by the new Parent Support Service in its first year
EAS secured £3.69m in unclaimed benefits for 6,478 residents in 2022/23, a 33% increase in income secured on the prior year
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10,938 food parcels provided to 4,621 households including 3,675 children
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76,500kg of stock donated; 71,000kg of stock given out across the year
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Total income £137,115 against total expenditure of £102,174
10,938 food parcels provided in 2021 — a 300% increase on pre-pandemic 2019 levels
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1,882,930 pounds of food collected for distribution equating to 1,569,108 meals
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29,140 visits by families to the food bank — a 53% increase over 2021
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364 volunteers donated 42,555 hours valued at $1,425,167 — an 11% increase on prior year
1,882,930 pounds of food distributed equating to 1,569,108 meals in 2024, with 76% sourced through grocery recovery
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73 million meals distributed across the Oregon Food Bank Network of 21 regional food banks and 1,400+ food assistance sites
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14% increase in visits to food assistance sites in the past year, with fresh produce comprising 30% of all food distributed
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34,539 donors gave to Oregon Food Bank in the fiscal year, with 6,779 giving monthly
73 million meals distributed statewide with more than half comprising fresh or frozen produce, dairy and protein
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£857,490 put back into people's pockets through Citizens Advice Sutton casework funded by the foodbank
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Winter Shelter ran for 55 consecutive nights (Jan–Mar 2025) with 79 volunteers supporting rough sleepers and those at risk of homelessness
Key Metric 3
37% of foodbank visitors in 2024 had never needed the service before, reflecting the ongoing impact of the cost of living crisis
Citizens Advice Sutton partnership — funded by Sutton Community Works — put £857,490 back into clients' pockets through increased income, reduced bills and debt advice
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Impact Snapshot
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15.5 million pounds of food distributed across 15 counties in Northeast Georgia in 2024 — a record year — with 2025 trending 10% higher
Key Metric 2
91,000 people face food insecurity across the service area, including one-third who are children
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230+ member nonprofits across 15 counties served through two distribution facilities in Athens and Clayton
15.5 million pounds of food distributed in 2024 — a record — with 50% fresh or frozen food; 2025 demand up 30% in first three months year on year
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45.8 million pounds of food and essential items distributed equating to 38.2 million meals served
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200,000+ neighbours served across a 10-county coastal South Carolina service area
Key Metric 3
96% of charitable dollars spent on direct programmes and services
45.8 million pounds distributed (38.2 million meals) to 200,000+ neighbours across 10 counties — food insecurity in the service area now at 13%, the highest rate in two decades
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220 care home rooms across two specialist nursing and dementia homes (Bishopton and Edinburgh)
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250 Veterans visit ERMAC activity centre monthly; EVAC North opened in Forres with 200+ members within two months
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54 Veterans from Transitional Supported Accommodation found long-term housing and employment since programme began
Erskine Home Bishopton graded Very Good across all areas in Care Inspectorate snap inspection (December 2024)
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2,037 patients treated due to critical injury and medical emergencies (up from 1,773 in 2022)
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3,502 patients treated by the Physician Response Unit (PRU), with 77% managed in the community
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£16 million raised from supporters, with 96% of income from public support
Up Against Time appeal launched to raise £15 million for two new helicopters, including a record £3 million pledge from the London Freemasons