Poverty & Inclusion Health & Wellbeing 2026
Greenwich Foodbank

Greenwich Foodbank Impact Report 2025–26

Greenwich Foodbank supports people facing food insecurity across the Royal Borough of Greenwich, providing emergency food alongside signposting, advice and advocacy. In 2025/26 the charity fed 17,618 people including 6,899 children across 6,095 households, delivered 346 foodbank sessions, distributed 154.1 tonnes of food and provided 380 hours of signposting and advice. The charity works with 88 referral partners and nearly 200 volunteers, and has influenced 5 local and national policies on food insecurity.

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17,618 people supported (including 6,899 children); 6,095 households; 3,227 families; 879 home deliveries; 7,167 food vouchers issued; 472 referrers; 154.1 tonnes of food distributed; 78.1 tonnes donated Key Metric 1
Nearly 200 volunteers; 154 weekly volunteers; 38 new volunteers this year; 330 volunteering hours every week; 1,000+ corporate volunteer hours via Impact Days Key Metric 2
Financial figures not disclosed in report; 23 corporate relationships strengthened; 42 Impact Days hosted with corporate supporters; 8 schools hosted at depot Key Metric 3
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Food support: 17,618 people fed including 6,899 children across 346 sessions; 154.1 tonnes of food distributed; 879 home deliveries; 7,167 food vouchers issued across 6,095 households in the Royal Borough of Greenwich Custom geography from upload: Royal Borough of Greenwich

📊Key Metrics

17,618 people supported (including 6,899 children); 6,095 households; 3,227 families; 879 home deliveries; 7,167 food vouchers issued; 472 referrers; 154.1 tonnes of food distributed; 78.1 tonnes donated Key Metric 1
Nearly 200 volunteers; 154 weekly volunteers; 38 new volunteers this year; 330 volunteering hours every week; 1,000+ corporate volunteer hours via Impact Days Key Metric 2
Financial figures not disclosed in report; 23 corporate relationships strengthened; 42 Impact Days hosted with corporate supporters; 8 schools hosted at depot Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • Advice and signposting: 380 hours of signposting and advice delivered; 88 referral partners across Greenwich; 145 lived experience insights collected and shared; guest voices integrated into strategic direction and advocacy
  • Advocacy and partnerships: 5 local and national policies influenced including on disability benefit cuts, child poverty and cash-based solutions to food insecurity; 23 corporate relationships strengthened; collaborated with MPs and local organisations at Westminster

📍Geography

London, Other

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