Weymouth Foodbank is asking residents in Weymouth and Dorchester to help restock its shelves. The food bank says it urgently needs baked beans, coffee, pasta sauce and toilet rolls. Volunteers say demand remains high as local families continue to face financial pressures. Supporters are being encouraged to add one or two extra items to their weekly shop and leave them at participating supermarket collection points.
Weymouth Foodbank is asking residents in Weymouth and Dorchester to help restock its shelves.
The food bank says it urgently needs baked beans, coffee, pasta sauce and toilet rolls.
Volunteers say demand remains high as local families continue to face financial pressures.
Supporters are being encouraged to add one or two extra items to their weekly shop and leave them at participating supermarket collection points.
Donations can also be delivered directly to the food bank’s hub.
The food bank says even small contributions can make a significant difference to people in difficult circumstances.
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