Salisbury Food Bank Lent Collection

Salisbury Food Bank Lent collection was for long life fruit juice. A total of over 150 kilos was collected from our 3 churches and delivered to the Food Bank. This is a great result, especially in view of the shortened collection period. It has already been mentioned that donations to the Food Bank can be made through Waitrose and the Southampton Road Tesco supermarkets. The particular items which are required at the moment are: rice; dried milk; and tinned potatoes, carrots and peas. Many thanks to everyone for your continued generosity.

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