Support Chichester District Foodbank this Christmas

As the festive season draws near, we invite you to help bring hope and support to those in need across Chichester District. This Christmas, there are plenty of ways to lend a hand to Chichester District Foodbank.

Food donations  

Help us stock our shelves with vital food items! You can contribute by donating non-perishable goods or by joining in our Reverse Advent Calendar initiative this November. Each day, set aside a food item, and at the end of the month, bring your donations to us by the beginning of December so we can distribute items in the run up to Christmas. Every contribution counts.

➡️ Download our Reverse Advent Calendar 2024

➡️ Check out our most-needed items

Want to involve your workplace or business?

Invite your team to join! The Reverse Advent Calendar is a wonderful way for everyone to make a meaningful impact together and spread holiday goodwill. Every item collected brings us closer to a hunger-free Christmas in Chichester.

Financial donations

Your financial support means the world to us. You can make a one-off donation or set up a regular monthly donation. These ongoing contributions help us plan ahead, ensuring we can continue to support families who need us.

➡️ Become a supporter 

Volunteer opportunities  

We’re always looking for passionate volunteers! Whether you can offer a few hours or commit regularly, your time can make a big difference. Join us in spreading warmth and kindness this season. 

➡️ Learn more about how to volunteer

What’s happening this Christmas?

Join us for a festive evening at the Mayor of Chichester’s Christmas Concert on Friday 13th December! Enjoy swing music by The Sleepy Lagoon Orchestra, with all proceeds supporting Chichester District Foodbank.

➡️ Find out more and book tickets

Thank you for your kindness and support. Together, we can make this Christmas brighter for many families in Chichester District.

For general enquiries or to arrange donations, please reach out to us by emailing [email protected]

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