With uncertain times for so many our volunteers took to the streets with 60 Care packages & blankets to share with our streetie’s in Auckland City it wasn't near enough to cover for the multitudes living rough the night was a cold one with many snuggled up in blankets lining the pavement huddled in small spaces for cover and warmth the usual soup kitchen was closed met with many smiles and grateful people so happy to receive their bags. (Thank you Lisa & Wendy helping to provide for them)

Its been a busy time, unexpected for many with the sudden level 3 lock-down our work has intensified and we have opened up a daily food bank service once again at the Whangaparaoa Hall hearing level 3 remains we are able to still continue meals on Sundays being takeaway and contact-less last week we made over 200 meals this week we expect to make more.

back into meals Takeaway at Whangaparaoa Hall with Chef Richard Ransfield

The increase in need is shown straight away phone calls, messages for all over of people asking for help, use of the Hall we have moved back again into the large spaces to yet again handle the increase in need.

Thank you Kiwiharvest & our Drivers Johny, Kiri and Steven

We continue to send food out around the north Island we are registered as an essential service and the work we are doing is very important at this time. We are always on the look out for food to rescue, including buying food as Generous people have been donating every bit helps Thank you for supporting us!

Ako collecting for families in need in West Auckland

If you wish to help with food or other items we can use in Care packages, we are in need of more masks, Ziplock bags for bagging up dry goods or please consider donating to help us continue the work there is more Food to rescue more people to help <3