Poverty & Inclusion Community & Social Justice
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Whitehawk Foodbank

Impact Report 2021

Whitehawk Foodbank serves the Whitehawk estate in Brighton, providing emergency food parcels and wraparound support. In 2021 the foodbank distributed 10,938 parcels to 4,621 households — a 300% increase on pre-pandemic levels — supported by 76,500kg of donated stock. On-site partner advisors from CAP, Money Advice Plus and BHESCo provided financial and energy advice directly to clients. Total income was £137,115 against expenditure of £102,174.

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Emergency food parcels; community café; in-foodbank advice from financial, debt and energy partners (CAP, Money Advice Plus, BHESCo, Trust for Developing Communities); anti-poverty campaigning (Keep the Lifeline campaign)

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 10,938 food parcels provided to 4,621 households including 3,675 children
Key Metric 2 76,500kg of stock donated; 71,000kg of stock given out across the year
Key Metric 3 Total income £137,115 against total expenditure of £102,174

Key Outcomes

  • 10,938 food parcels provided in 2021 — a 300% increase on pre-pandemic 2019 levels
  • Partner advisors from CAP, Money Advice Plus, BHESCo and Trust for Developing Communities provided on-site financial, debt and energy advice directly to foodbank clients
  • Total income of £137,115 with 54% from trusts and foundations; Keep the Lifeline campaign joint statement signed by 30+ local emergency food providers

Geography

South East

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