Help us save an extra 200 tonnes of high-quality, nutritious food this spring

Presently, only 1% of the food surplus here in the UK is redistributed to people. You can help us change this, donate your surplus today.

We accept one-off and regular donations including frozen food, unpicked produce and that with super-short shelf-life. In truth, we pick up almost anything. If you’re unsure, just ask!

Donate your surplus this spring and help us hit our target 7.5 million meals for vulnerable children and families, the homeless, the elderly and those who simply cannot afford to buy regular, healthy food. 

Got food going to waste?

Good Food for Good Causes – Introducing The Felix Project

The Felix Project is London’s largest food redistribution charity. Our vision is a London where good food is never wasted, and no one goes hungry. We work with the food industry to rescue high quality surplus food, which is then redistributed to over 1,200 community organisations, such as food banks, homeless shelters and primary schools, all of whom are working within communities across London to feed people experiencing hunger.

We accept one-off and regular donations including frozen food, unpicked produce and that with super-short shelf-life. In truth, we pick up almost anything. Our fleet of 44 refrigerated vans drive seven-days a week, meaning we have to scale to flex to your requirements and our 15,000 strong team of employees and volunteers picking, sorting and packing can deliver your surplus food back out to the communities in need in a matter of hours/days.

With a little help from our friends...

The Felix Project and FareShare CEO, Charlotte Hill, appointed to Prime Minister’s new Civil Society Council

CEO, Charlotte Hill, appointed to Prime Minister’s new Civil Society Council

The Felix Project continues record breaking run

The Felix Project has once again had a record-breaking year, fighting more food waste and feeding more people than ever before.

Five million meals made in Felix kitchen

Five million meals made in Felix kitchen

New Year, New You! But not for millions of working families

Christmas is often a time for overindulgence. So, for many the New Year is all about the new you, and January is the month to make healthier choices and try to eat better. But many working parents say providing a healthy diet for themselves and their children is too expensive.