Help fight food insecurity in Bristol
What and Why?
Helping fight food inequality in Bristol
Bristol has an amazing food and drink culture, but 1 in 20 homes experience food insecurity, struggling to access enough food to eat. There are many brilliant community food projects working to tackle food insecurity, but they need funding and support.
So, you may be asking, why support Bristol Local Food Fund?
The Bristol Local Food Fund aims to tackle food insecurity by funding and supporting community food projects that are helping people most in need in our city.
The funds will be allocated by a Citizens Panel, made up of local people with lived experience of food insecurity, to ensure money will go where it is most needed.
This is a fund by the people of Bristol, helping to build a fairer food system in our city.
In November 2021, we ran a crowdfunding campaign that raised £57,000. We are currently working on the next stage of the project, to create a Citizens Panel who will decide how the grant funding is distributed.
How To Support the Bristol Local Food Fund
Watch our Crowdfunder campaign video to learn more!
Supported by these awesome businesses and many more.
Our crowdfunder campaign has finished for now, but you can still donate if you want to support bLFF.
How you can get involved
Whether you're a food business, local business or just a passionate individual, learn more about how you can get involved.
Food Business
Find out how you can support the Bristol Local Food Fund as a Bristol-based food business, through offering crowdfunding incentives, donations or social media coverage.
Individuals
Find out how you can support the Bristol Local Food Fund as an individual, by donating and increasing awareness of the project.
Local Business
Find out how you can support the Bristol Local Food Fund as a Bristol- based business, through donations, spreading the word and becoming a partner.
We ran our Crowdfunder campaign to in November 2021, but you can still donate to support the project.
Helping combat food insecurity in Bristol together