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Together we can build a city of food justice, where everyone can access good, nutritious, affordable and culturally appropriate food.

You can support BLFF by making a regular or one-off donation.

Rewards from Bristol’s food community

By becoming a regular monthly donor to BLFF, you’ll not only be donating to an important cause, but you’ll also be eligible to receive some fun foodie rewards as a special “thank you” from local Bristol businesses.

For anyone becoming a regular supporter of BLFF who can commit to a minimum donation of £10 per month, we’re offering a slew of fabulous foodie gift vouchers from the likes of Artichoke Wholefoods, Harts Bakery, Nadu, Kal Dosa, Pizzarova, Hugo’s Greengrocers, Gingerbeards Preserve, Better Food, Eatchu, Forest Bakery, 6 O’clock Gin, Renatos and KASK.​

Laura Hart, Owner of Harts Bakery, said: "We are really excited to be working with The Bristol Local Food Fund. We are always looking for projects to support and this gives us confidence the funds are going where they are needed the most. With lots of small businesses working together we can join forces and make a real difference.”

Our impacts so far

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18 projects funded in 2022, receiving grants between £1000 and £5000.

5,594

People across Bristol were engaged in projects supported through BLFF funding.

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Volunteers involved in
the BLFF funded projects.

  • Incredible Edible

    “This project has allowed us to create a more sustainable garden, guaranteeing improved quantities of crops, which will go straight into the community via the food club at Avonmouth Community Centre.”

  • Lush Greens

    "[The grant] has helped to further establish our organisation within Bristol’s food justice network, better placing us to continue to expand the work we do tackling food insecurity, poverty, and poor health in the local area."

  • APE project CIC

    “The grant has been brilliant and allowed us to maintain our service of free food provision. It has encouraged volunteer participation and has brought more families to the playground.”

With your help, we can make Bristol a city of food justice, where everyone can access nutritious, affordable and culturally appropriate food, which is grown, produced, sold and consumed in ways that care for people and the environment.