SHARE Wokingham teams up with M&S
SHARE Wokingham has partnered with M&S to redistribute food to vulnerable residents.
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Local charity gifts £85,000 worth of presents this Christmas
Wokingham borough residents have donated £85,000 worth of presents to a local children's charity this Christmas.
Joy Cafe extends free meal scheme during festive season
Joy Cafe is extending its free meal scheme by offering free meals over the festive season, with the help of ...
Festive baubles from Share will honour life of Des the Duckman
Des Harding, a Wokingham volunteer, will be honoured by the Share Wokingham team this Christmas.
New collection points for First Days
First Days Children's Charity has launched a new collection point as it gathers presents to give to children on Christmas ...
Growing for Wokingham: Borough charity appeals for winter support
The founder of Freely Fruity, a community food charity, are calling for support from borough residents.
Share Wokingham: It’s about spreading human kindness
“People don’t have to justify why they come to us, nobody is judging them. That’s why we don’t ask for ...
Wokingham borough: 5,600 children in poverty and rising
Charities warn Covid has worsened situation, with more families in need across Wokingham
The world is our orchard: Meet the volunteers growing for Wokingham
ON A mission to feed the borough, two organisations have teamed up to provide high-quality food to families. Share Wokingham, ...
New name for Norreys community Grub Club
The Grub Club will return to its original remit, focussing on providing lunches for families during the summer holidays.
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