Volunteer Drivers Needed!
Could you give up an evening of your time, to help those in need?
We urgently need more volunteer drivers to join our weekly rota. Every evening, our drivers leave our Food Share hub in Slough, and collect surplus food from approx. 4-5 supermarkets for our packing teams to then re-organise for next day delivery.
Our morning drivers redistribute to various organisations in Slough who directly serve their local communities, people and families in need, every day.
Without our fabulous volunteers, it would not be possible to help those in our community who are in need. Could you become of our volunteer drivers?
Staffed solely by volunteers taking time out to provide support to those in need who often have nowhere or no-one else to turn to.
Our charity formerly known as The London and Slough Run, was established in 1984. To mark and celebrate our 40th Anniversary in 2024, and to recognise the expansion of our offering as a charity, we have changed our name to London and Slough Charitable Trust. We believe this new name better reflects the work that we do.
We originated in 1984, primarily as a soup run into London and in later years, Slough, which is where we are based. The London soup run continues to this day with a team of volunteers travelling to Waterloo, Temple and Embankment every Monday night, distributing items such as food, drink, clothing, bedding and toiletries to the homeless and those in need.
In addition, we operate a food share program from Slough, whereby surplus food is collected daily from a number of local supermarkets and then re-packaged ready for immediate distribution to many local Charities/Churches & Schools, reaching those in need, every day.
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About the London and Slough Charitable Trust
Each week the charity distributes items such as food, drink, clothing, bedding and toiletries to the homeless and people in need in London and Slough.