Bo’ness Storehouse Foodbank

Enriching lives with acts of kindness

The Bo’ness Storehouse Foodbank SCIO, provides food assistance to residents in the Bo’ness area.

First established in September 2012 (achieving registered charity status in July 2015) the Storehouse is run entirely by volunteers. Annually, we provide support to 150 households, delivering about 1,267 food parcels and 150 toiletry packs, as well as 54 Christmas hampers.*

Those in need of food aid are referred to the us by various social care organisations in Bo’ness and Falkirk District. On receipt of a referral, for a defined period of time, food packs are delivered weekly to the referred household.

If you would like to get in touch, please contact us via email at storehouseproject7@gmail.com.

*Figures quoted are those from 2023.

Storehouse News Highlights

The Storehouse is in
need of…

Pasta

Pasta sauce

Tinned spaghetti

Tinned rice

Tinned custard

Tinned tuna

Baked beans

Biscuits

Reo Stakis Charitable Foundation

Thank you very much to the Reo Stakis Charitable Foundation for a very charitable donation. Your contribution will go a long way to help those in need.

PRODUCT RECALL NOTICE

One of our food suppliers has issued us with some product recalls due to some mustard powders containing nuts. Please read the full information on the Bo’ness Storehouse Foodbank News page.

Bo’ness Hill Climb

Many thanks to Bo’ness Sporting AC who organise the annual Bo’ness Hill Climb for their generous donation of £500

Tesco Stronger Starts Grant

The Storehouse is excited to announce we have received the maximum grant from the Tesco Stronger Starts programme. The funding will be invaluable to support our efforts to help those in need in the community. You can read more on the Bo’ness Storehouse Foodbank News page.


Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home logo

Supported By Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home
Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home partners with food banks across East and Central Scotland to
provide pet food and other pet accessories to owners in need. This service is supported by
donations from generous members of the public and helps thousands of pets to remain in
their loving homes each year.
To find out more about Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home’s work, or to make a donation, please
visit www.edch.org.uk.

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