FareShare Yorkshire would not be able to carry out its work without the generosity and dedication of our vital supporters. Our brilliant partners and funders include:
Abbey House Settlement
The Trust supported us twice due to our increased costs of operation in Leeds.
Match-funded donations to our Christmas Appeal in 2024.
AF Blakemore has donated small grants towards our PPE expenses for the last 5 years.
Albert Gubay Charitable Foundation
Enabled the resumption of our employability programme post-pandemic and funded the installation of both our pop-up kitchen and two badly-needed mezzanine floors for additional space in our warehouse operations.
The Trustees donated towards our creation of the FullCrumb Kitchen, enabling groups and individuals to learn to use food to its full potential.
Asda funded a mezzanine floor to expand our office space in Barnsley as well as extensions to chiller, freezer and racking capacity.
Chose Fareshare Yorkshire as their Charity Partner from 2024 onwards with fundraising and pro bono support.
Supported by repeatedly donating vital funds as well as providing regular volunteering onsite in Leeds.
Barnsley & Rotherham Chamber of Commerce
In 2020 + 2024, we received their Charity of the Year award with fundraising opportunities.
BTG has supported our plastic reduction programme by funding innovative equipment, donated surplus tea and coffee for over 1,000 charities to benefit and enabled us to cope with the huge pressures placed on FareShare Yorkshire post-pandemic.
Provided us with significant support to further develop the FullCrumb Kitchen in 2025.
Donated towards our operating costs in 2020, 2024 and 2025.
Provided funding to purchase a quality forklift truck to step up our operations.
Supported us through the Pandemic and Haulage Crisis as well to trial off-site frozen storage and to re-introduce a post dedicated to recruiting/training volunteers.
Enabled us to create a FullCrumb Kitchen Cookbook to empower charities to use surplus food in the best possible way.
Supported fuel costs so we can help more frontline organisations and intercept higher volumes of food.
Supported us with fundraising based on the miles walked, run, swam or cycled by their whole team.
Installed a kitchen/break room for volunteers in Barnsley.
Supported us for multiple years to grow in line with the rising need of communities across Yorkshire
Supported our work as part of their 1% for the Planet commitment
Freemasons & Lord Lieutenancy Fund
Funded essential warehouse equipment needed to handle more food.
Provided hardwearing cool boxes to support more food collections.
Supported our winter operations with a prize fund they won in an industry competition.
Increased our chiller capacity to accept more surplus food
Sponsored the FullCrumb Kitchen with cookery class equipment through The Gleeson Community Sports and Charity Foundation.
Consistently support us to drastically increase our provision across South Yorkshire.
Supported our running costs in 2024.
Donated to our van costs in 2021.
Funded the majority of the capital costs of creating The FullCrumb Kitchen.
Provide frozen storage at cost to enable us to absorb large volumes of surplus food for the charities we serve; without this we would really struggle to cope with the size of many surplus offers.
Consistently support us to increase and improve our provision across Sheffield.
John Lewis Partnership Foundation
Supported our employability programme pre-pandemic and a new cookery skills programme in 2025.
Consistently support us to significantly grow food provision across Doncaster.
LNER Customer and Community Investment Fund
Funded a new chilled van in 2024 so more charities can access surplus food from industry for the first time.
Donated sustainable equipment to help us to remove plastic wrap from our operations as well as funds to sustain our work.
Provide vital PPE for our growing operations.
Provided vital PPE for our growing volunteer base to enable urgent growth in our operations.
Consistently supported us since 2017 by funding vehicle operations and vital projects.
Funded a new chilled van in 2018 so we could support more vital frontline projects across Bradford and the surrounding area.
Funded a vital post in 2023/24 to expand our interception of surplus food for charities and community groups.
NHS SBS
Colleagues donated to our operating costs as part of a volunteering commitment.
Supported running costs in our Leeds operation in 2022.
npower Business Solutions Foundation
Provided a brand new vehicle in 2025 that we desperately needed to cope with our waiting list of charities
Provide ongoing funding support to our operation.
Funded a new dedicated frozen van, contributed to the cost of retrofitting a chiller into a freezer and provided 20+ chest freezers.
The Orr Mackintosh Foundation (ShareGift) supported our Pandemic response.
Shaw Lands Trust
Support us to increase our work across Barnsley.
Donated a Charity Award in 2024 for vital PPE needs.
Support us to grow our provision across the city.
South Yorkshire Community Foundation
Funded multiple projects pre-pandemic and more recently in the Cost of Living Crisis.
Support us with the cost of our growing operations to serve more people in need.
Twice match-funded donations in our Christmas and Spring Appeals.
The Julia and Hans Rausing Trust
Match-funded individual giving donations in a Big Give Campaign.
The Master Cutlers Company Charitable Trust
Consistently support our work across Sheffield to sustain and expand provision.
The National Lottery Community Fund
Supported the expansion of our work pre-pandemic and more recently funded a new chilled van so more charities can access surplus food.
The Topinambour Trust
Support our funding campaigns for growth and special projects to enable us to support significantly higher numbers of charities and people.
Chose us as their Charity of the Year for 2024 to fundraise and donate time.
Founding backer of our Power of a Pound Campaign in 2024, donating £1 from every sale for one week.
Wakefield Grammar Pre-Preparatory School
Chose us as one of their Charity of the Year partners in 2024/25
Waste & Resources Action Programme
Seed funded our first ever regional logistics trial in 2018.
West Riding Masonic Charities Limited
Awarded us with a grant for a new counterbalance forklift truck at our central Leeds Centre.
Provided 75 high-grade cool boxes so more charities could collect chilled surplus.
