Join our team of volunteer drivers
We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help us collect surplus food donations from supermarkets around Cambridge and deliver them to local social food projects so they can be sent out to feed the community
If you drive a vehicle and are available weekday mornings, collecting and delivering surplus food could be the perfect role for you!
To find out more and get involved contact:
alex@cambridgesustainablefood.org
Is your garden or allotment producing more fruit than you can use? Why not donate your surplus produce to Cambridge Sustainable Food! All donated fruit will be processed, preserved, and redistributed to the community via local food justice networks.
Love nature? Want to learn gardening skills, meet new people, and make a difference in your community? Join us at the Akeman Community Garden this summer for drop-in growing sessions every other Thursday 12-3pm. Everyone welcome, free to attend, no booking required.
This summer, Cambridge Sustainable Food is hitting the rails with a vibrant Travelling Garden Bike, which will be touring stations across the region to transform public spaces and inspire commuters with messages about care for nature, the environment and sustainable local produce.
Join us every Wednesday lunchtime 12:30-1:30pm for our volunteer-run ‘Waste Not Wednesdays’ cafe at St Philips Church. We take surplus food that is perfectly good to eat and turn it into delicious meals for the community Everyone is welcome, pay what you can afford.
Join us at our new Batch Cook Club! Small, friendly group sessions, where together you’ll cook 2-3 seasonal recipes using fresh CoFarm vegetables, before enjoying a delicious lunch from the meals you’ve prepared. No cookery knowledge or experience needed, just plenty of enthusiasm!
More than 1,000 hampers, 800 toys, and 648 bags of vegetables distributed and over £5,000 raised to support those in need across Cambridge ahead of Christmas.
As we approach the festive season, Cambridge Sustainable Food (CSF) is launching its 2024 Winter Fundraising Appeal to ensure that no family in our city faces hunger this winter and beyond. Donate today to make a difference to those facing food poverty in Cambridge this Christmas.
This autumn, Cambridge Sustainable Food are on a mission to save unwanted seasonal fruits. Find out how you can help.
Cambridge Sustainable Food Partnership has been awarded a prestigious Gold Award from Sustainable Food Places on behalf of the city.
Cambridge businesses can now take part in a team building day that makes a difference, working together to provide hearty meals for a local homeless shelter.
This winter many people in Cambridge will struggle to make ends meet. It is vital that people are able to keep food on the table - but the reality is that many won’t be able to cope with competing demands for rent, energy and other bills. Donate to Cambridge Sustainable Food and help us get food where it needs to be.
Cambridge City Foodbank has launched its annual Christmas Hamper Appeal in partnership with Cambridge Sustainable Food and Cambridge City Council, and is aiming for a record number of pledges to back its campaign.
This year's Food for the Planet Festival saw community food events, meals, workshops, special offers and fun days out all over Cambridge with a focus on Climate Action on a Plate.
Cambridge's Food for the Planet Festival starts this weekend (Saturday 21st October) and runs right through October half term until Sunday 29th October.
There are plenty of opportunities to take Climate Action On A Plate this October at the Food for the Planet Festival. Read on to find out more about the many events and opportunities there are taking place across Cambridge.
