The Felix Project
Redistributing surplus food to community groups and charities across London to tackle food poverty.
Good food should never go to waste — and no one should go hungry. The Felix Project is working to make both a reality.
About this service
The Felix Project is a London food redistribution charity. They collect high-quality surplus food from supermarkets, restaurants and food businesses, and deliver it to a network of charities, schools and community organisations who turn it into meals for vulnerable people. City of London residents can access Felix Project food through partner organisations such as food banks, community kitchens and drop-in centres in the area.
How they can help you
Food redistribution to partner charities, supporting community meals and food banks across London.
Who it's for
Accessible through partner organisations and community groups in the City of London and wider London.
Eligibility
Available through partner organisations. Contact Felix Project to find your nearest partner.
Getting support
- Eligibility
- Available through partner organisations. Contact Felix Project to find your nearest partner.
- services.opening_hours
- Office Mon–Fri 9am–5pm. Food distributed daily through partners.
- Referral requirements
- You can contact this service directly without a referral.
Contact
020 3488 7350Visit WebsitePlease check the website or contact the service for the current addressReport a Problem With This Listing
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Contact
020 3488 7350Visit WebsitePlease check the website or contact the service for the current addressReport a Problem With This Listing
If any details look wrong or out of date, you can let the OneRoof team know here. Your report will go into an admin review queue and will not change the listing automatically.
