The Salisbury City Council released information on where residents can donate food items for the Salisbury Pantry.
Salisbury Pantry is a social supermarket run by the Salisbury City Council Communities Team for people in the Salisbury area who need access to low-cost food.
Eight locations were listed where people can donate-
• Salisbury Pantry, 59 Catherine Street, SP1 2DH – Mondays 10am–2pm, Tuesdays 3 – 4pm, Wednesday 10 – 12.30
• Bemerton Heath Centre, Pinewood Way, Bemerton Heath, SP2 9HU– Monday to Friday, 9 – 5,
• Castle Road Co-op 74 Castle Rd, Salisbury SP1 3RR
• Wilton One-Stop - North St, Wilton, Salisbury SP2 0HA
• Rowlands Pharmacy – Toiletries and Sanitary Products only – Donations Taken Over the Counter - Pembroke Rd, Salisbury SP2 9DJ
• Charlie’s Store - 18 Catherine St, Salisbury SP1 2DA
• Shopmobility - 3B Priory Square, Salisbury SP2 7TL
• Salisbury Manor Care Home Reception, Shapland Close, Salisbury, SP2 7EJ
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Pantry manager Liz Edwards said: “It has been a pleasure going out and meeting people from all these businesses; people are so willing to help.”
There are also new donation points at Bishop Wordsworth School, organised by its Sixth Form for parents, staff and students, and at Salisbury Mosque for members of the mosque’s community to support the pantry’s work. Most recently, Cookshop in Salisbury became the pantry’s newest food donor.
Pantry manager Angela Brenchly said: “Having the local business community come together to support the Salisbury Pantry is amazing. We have applications for new memberships every week during this cost-of-living crisis. Without this support, we cannot run our service.”
If you are a shop, organisation or workplace that would like to be part of the Salisbury Network by collecting or hosting a donation point, get in touch at salisburypantry@salisburycitycouncil.gov.uk or drop in to your nearest one with a tin, box or packet of food.
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