Our Volunteers
Finding my way back to Food Works
Claire first volunteered at Food Works back in 2017 and loved being part of the Upperthorpe cafe team. After a few years away, she found herself back volunteering at the Sharrow cafe!
Claire first volunteered at Food Works back in 2017 and loved being part of the Upperthorpe cafe team. After a few years away, she found herself back volunteering at the Sharrow cafe!
We’re very pleased to have been chosen alongside Heeley City Farm to be the beneficiaries from the Nether Edge Christmas Market to be held on Sunday December 7th.
The Trust became one of our newest partner hubs, meaning Food Works Just Meals are now available in Kiveton Park. The meals are already proving popular with local families looking for tasty, affordable options.
After 40 years in southwest London, Nick and his wife made the leap to Sheffield. He had volunteered at a small community fridge project before, so discovering Food Works was just perfect.
A delicious new offer has launched for anyone looking to save money and prevent perfectly good food from going to waste. Sign up for our weekly food boxes and enjoy four weeks of fresh, varied produce with an immediate saving – your fourth box is on us! No extra steps Read more…
Rotherham Minster’s Social Supermarket marked its 5th birthday at the start of November with a lively celebration that brought more than 150 people together. The event highlighted how much the project has grown since opening its doors. Offering not only affordable food to referred members, but also activities, skills sessions Read more…
A Food Works Christmas is a better Christmas for everyone!
Heeley and District Allotment Protection Society (aka Heeley and Meersbrook Allotments) have been supporting Food Works since August 2021. They provide an amazing range of locally grown fresh produce that we feature in our patron boxes and use in our cafes and for bistro nights. We spoke to the society Read more…
Meet Dave, one of our very longstanding volunteers who has seen Food Works grow over the last 7 years. As you may have noticed, we collect an incredible amount of bananas from supermarkets.
It’s been a bumper harvest on the farm this autumn, with all kinds of things being picked and packed to make their way into the patron boxes, cafes and markets and, in turn, your bellies!