Your Local Pantries are all about dignity, choice and hope, bringing people together around food!
If you’d like to discuss how a Pantry could work in your community, please complete our enquiry form and a member of our team will be touch
Enquiry Form
There are Your Local Pantries in over 120 neighbourhoods across the UK, which are led by a wide variety of community organisations and so our team is always keen to chat to any registered group or organisation who wants to find out more about having a Pantry in their community.
If you would like to learn more about how Pantries operate in a range of different settings, please read below to learn more about Pantries in churches; schools; those run in partnership with foodbanks and how Housing Associations and Local Authorities work with Your Local Pantry.
For more information about the impact Pantries have on communities see our impact report.
To learn more about what YLP offers organisations see 'Why start a Your Local Pantry?'
We have very close links with Birmingham and Sandwell Local Authorities and a partnership with Salisbury City Council.
Pantries have also received vital funding from many other Local Authorities.
If you'd like to provide grants to enable groups in your community to set up Your Local Panties or have more information on how Pantries in our network improve mental health, physical health and social cohesion, as well as working together to improve food security, please get in touch
The first Your Local Pantries were set up by Stockport Homes Group in 2013.
We also work with other Housing Associations like Peabody. Read about the development of the Peabody Paradox Centre
Pantry in Chingford in our Development stories case study
Providers like Torus offer grants to local groups to start Pantries in their neighbourhoods.
r you'd like to explore how Pantries in our network improve mental health, physical health and social cohesion for your customers, as well as improving food security, please get in touch.
We work with a wide range of charities to help them set up a Pantry.
Read about The Vale Pantry and Good Company (who run Epsom Pantry and Banstead Pantry in our Development stories case study
In the network you'll find housing charities, advice and welfare charities and charities which work with young people. Many of these organisations find Pantries naturally fit into their work and values.
To discuss the options available please get in touch.
