Find a foodbank in your area, on the map above, or on the list below, organised in Districts:
- Boston
- East Lindsey
- Lincoln City
- North Kesteven
- North Lincolnshire
- South Holland
- South Kesteven
- West Lindsey
How to request food and provisions from a foodbank
Find your nearest foodbank on the map
Click on the pin for more details
Contact them to find out how to get support
Some foodbanks will give food to anyone who needs it, during their opening hours – you just have to ask.
Some foodbanks need an agency to refer you (e.g. a key worker, GP or Citizens Advice Bureau).
If you need support and are not working with any support agency, contact your local foodbank to find out how to get a referral. For example, in Lincoln anyone can contact the City Council welfare helpline: 01522 873382
Don’t hesitate to ask for help if you are struggling to put decent, healthy food on the table.
During the Covid pandemic, some foodbanks do things differently to normal, for example they might offer delivery or ask you to come at a certain time.
Foodbanks are all a bit different, and are often run by volunteers.
Some of the organisations on the map are not foodbanks at all, but another sort of organisation that might be good to know about.
If you can’t find what you need, or if you are aware of a foodbank that is not listed here, please contact Ticky
Boston
Boston Food Bank – Blenkin Memorial Hall, 1 Wormgate, Boston PE21 6NP
Centrepoint Outreach (Boston) – Belmont House, 15 Red Lion Street, Boston, Lincolnshire, PE21 6PZ
East Lindsey
ECHO Street Kitchen – Van-based street food, based in Louth
Louth Community Larder – Churches Together Foodbank, Louth Trinity Centre, Eastgate, Louth LN11 8DJ
Neighbours Kitchen – The Priory Hotel, 149 Eastgate, Louth LN11 9AJ
Skegness Foodbank – The Storehouse, North Parade, Skegness PE25 1BY
Spilsby Foodbank – New Life Centre, Church Street, Spilsby, Lincolnshire, PE235DU
Wragby ChEF (Children Eat Free) & meals on wheels – Hansard Hive, Silver Street, Wragby, Market Rasen LN8 5PJ
Wragby Foodbank – All Saints Church, Wragby, Market Rasen LN8 5RA (Collection point at rear of church)
Lincoln
If you need help with accessing food but you’re not working with an agency who can provide a referral, contact Lincoln City Council welfare helpline: 01522 873382
ECHO Street Kitchen – Van-based street kitchen, hot and cold food – YMCA, St. Rumbold Street LN2 5AR
Eden St Giles – St Giles Methodist Church, Addison Drive, Lincoln LN2 4LH
LIFT project – Breakfast cafe for homeless people – 9 Croft St, Lincoln LN2 5AX
Lincoln Community Larder – St Giles Methodist Church, Addison Dr, Lincoln LN2 4LH
Lincoln Community Larder – YMCA Annexe, Rosemary Lane, LN2 5AR
Lincoln Community Larder – St John the Baptist Parish Hall, Laughton Way, LN2 2ES
Lincoln Foodbank – Birchwood Life Church, 127 Birchwood Avenue, Lincoln LN6 0JE
Lincoln Foodbank – Bridge Community Hub, 107-115 Newark Road, Lincoln LN5 8NQ
Lincoln Foodbank – Central Methodist Church, 123 High Street, Lincoln LN5 7PR
Lincoln Foodbank – Moorland Park Methodist Church, 46 Skellingthorpe Road
Lincoln
LN6 7RB
Lincoln Foodbank – Provision’s Foodbank, Unit 7 Gateway Court, Dankerwood Road, South Hykeham, Lincoln LN6 9UL
Monks Abbey Primary School – Support for school families – Monks Road, Lincoln LN2 5PF
North Kesteven
Community Larder – Martin Village Hall, High Street, Martin LN4 3QY
Sleaford New Life Community Larder – New Life Centre, Mareham Lane, Sleaford NG34 7JP
North Lincolnshire
Co-operation Brigg – Members Food Co-op – The Low Villages Pantry, Bonby Village Hall, Main Street, Bonby, North Lincolnshire DN20 0PW
Co-operation Humber – Members Food Co-op – Baysgarth Community Hub, Baysgarth Park, Brigg Road, Barton-upon-Humber, North Lincolnshire DN18 5DT
Cleethorpes Food Larder – St Francis of Assisi Church, Sandringham Rd, Cleethorpes, DN35 9HA
Cleethorpes Pitstop – Pitstop in the Park at Sydney Park, Brereton Ave, Cleethorpes, DN35 7RG
East Marsh Food Larder – St Andrew’s Church Hall, 2b Albion Street, Grimsby DN32 7DY
ECHO Street Kitchen – Van-based street food, Grimsby flyover
Oasis Community Space, Sutcliffe Avenue, Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire, DN331AW
Michelle 07983 298965
West Marsh Food Larder – West Marsh Community Centre, Beeson St, Grimsby, DN31 2QH
Yarborough Food Larder – Littlecoates Community Centre, St Michael’s Rd, Grimsby DN34 5SB
South Holland
Crowland Agape Community Larder – Crowland Larder, Methodist church, Reform Street, Crowland, Peterborough PE6 0AN
Gosberton Food bank – Gosberton Parish Church, Westhorpe Road, Gosberton PE11 4EW
Holbeach Community Larder & cafe – Holbeach Reading Rooms, Church Street Holbeach PE12 7LL
Long Sutton Agape Community Larder – portacabin at St Marys Church, Market Place, Long Sutton, Spalding PE12 9JE
Spalding Agape Community Larder – Lighthouse Pentecostal Church, 10 Haverfield Rd, Spalding PE11 2XP
Sutton Bridge Community Larder – St Matthew’s Church, 80 Bridge Rd, Sutton Bridge, Spalding PE12 9SA
South Kesteven
Deepings Food Bank – The Deepings School, Park Road, Deepings, Peterborough PE6 8NF
Stamford Second Helpings Cafe & Community Food Bunker – Stamford Methodist Church, 11 Barn Hill, Stamford PE9 2AE
Stamford & Oundle Foodbank – The Unity Centre, West Street, Stamford PE9 2PR
West Lindsey
Caistor Foodbank – Caistor Methodist Church, Chapel Street, Caistor LN7 6UF
These phone lines are manned 7 days a week for emergency requests & referrals.
Bread & Roses Community Pantry & Market Stall – 2 Market Place, Gainsborough, DN21 2BY
Eudaimonia – Unit 3F, Sandars Road, Heapham Road Industrial Estate, Gainsborough, DN21 1RZ
Feeding Gainsborough CIC – 11-15 Silver Street, Gainsborough DN21 2DT
Community Larder – St Mary’s Church, 9 Lincoln Road, Welton, LN2 3HZ
Ways to support your local foodbank
Donate
You can donate money.
Most foodbanks welcome financial donations, as it gives them the flexibility to buy provisions as and when they are needed, and to cover other running costs.
Please contact your local foodbank to find out how to donate.
For example, you can donate to Lincoln Community Larder via the Just Giving website.
VOLUNTEER
Most foodbanks welcome volunteers, and have a variety of roles, including:
- Fund-raisers, to collect donations in areas of high footfall, such as outside a supermarket, or organise fund-raising events.
- Drivers, to collect and delivery food as needed, possibly driving a van or freezer-vehicle.
- Storeroom assistants, to sort deliveries and prepare food parcels.
Donate Food
You can help by donating food items with a long shelf life, such as rice, UHT milk, tinned vegetables, pasta sauce, etc.
Many foodbanks welcome fresh items, but please check first.
Food drop off points include Lincolnshire Co-op stores and your local foodbank/larder during their opening times, or by arrangement.
Let us keep you posted…
News, events & inspiration from Lincolnshire’s good food community
Foodbank updates from our blog:
- Low Fulney Family AllotmentsFamily Services Goes Outdoors! “We were working with a group of Young People who were permanently excluded from school, and there was this one girl who told us about her trips with her Grandad to his allotment. They were good memories. So we said to ourselves, could we have an allotment, where more young youngContinue reading “Low Fulney Family Allotments”
- Growing Food at Lincoln St Faith’sThe National Food Strategy is the UK’s first comprehensive review of the food system in over 75 years. It was commissioned by the government and lays out concrete proposals for how our food system needs to be reformed to meet health, nature and climate targets. Interestingly, it has a lot to say about schools. FoodContinue reading “Growing Food at Lincoln St Faith’s”
- HMP North Sea CampFarms need people. Fewer EU workers and the Covid-19 pandemic have left a gaping hole in the number of agricultural land workers. HMP North Sea Camp – a men’s open prison on the Lincolnshire coast – provides training and work experience to prisoners, including agricultural, horticultural and other food-related work. This presents a particular opportunity for Lincolnshire employers in the food and farming sector to contribute powerfully to the future of prison leavers as well as increasing the safety of our communities in the future.
