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Exeter Food Action is financed entirely by grants and donations. With only one full time and two part-time members of staff, and the support of over fifty amazing volunteers, we make sure that every penny raised is spent effectively on sourcing and providing good quality food to people who might not otherwise be able to afford it.
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About us

Exeter Food Action rescues excess food from shops and suppliers, redistributing it to food banks and community groups, getting food onto the tables of people who need it in Exeter and across Devon.
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By July 2023, we had delivered more food to food banks and community groups in Exeter and across Devon than in the whole of the previous year, supporting 1,000 people every week.
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Exeter Food Action rescues excess food from shops and suppliers, redistributing it to food banks and community groups, getting food onto the tables of people who need it in Exeter and across Devon.

With ever-rising demand and increased costs, in 2024 we're making a big push to raise £4,000 per month to make our work sustainable for the long term. We can only do this with the kindness and generosity of so many of our amazing supporters and friends, but we need more, so please consider joining us if you can. Visit our 'Friends' page to find out how you can help.

"We know eating well at the start of the day is so important for children and their learning, as well as their quality of life. EFA is doing a vital job in helping us to provide that at school." -- Stephen Farmer, Head at Cranbrook Education Campus

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"Delighted to support Exeter Food Action which has an amazing band of volunteers a doing such great work rescuing useable food and redistributing it to worthwhile organisations, doing great work in and around Exeter." -- SS