Foodbank to close after 16 years amid rising costs
Summary
The Mission Trinity Foodbank in Goole, East Yorkshire, is set to close after 16 years because costs have risen and donations have fallen. Founder David Sample said it supports about 50 to 60 families and individuals each week and will continue operating until January, unless someone steps in with new funding.Key Facts
- The foodbank serves Goole and nearby villages.
- It began as part of a local Methodist church effort to help homeless people and people facing financial hardship.
- Sample said the foodbank has bought food up to three times a week to meet demand as donations declined.
- Sample was made redundant from his church role and has since run the foodbank as a volunteer.
- The foodbank supports about 50 to 60 families and individuals each week.
- Sample said he would welcome someone taking over the project, but they would need to find new funding.
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