Food Banks in East Sussex
We list 26 food banks, pantries and community larders across East Sussex. Always check opening times before you travel, many open on set days only, and some need a voucher from a referral agency.
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Showing 21–26 of 26 food banks in East Sussex, alphabetically.
Salvation Army Food Bank (Park Crescent Terrace)
1-6 Park Crescent Terrace , Brighton , BN2 3HD01273607095View full details
Salvation Army Food Bank (St Andrews Square)
St Andrews Square , Hastings , TN34 1SP01424426894View full details
Seahaven Food Bank (Denton Island Community Centre)
Denton Island Community Centre, Newhaven, BN9 9BA01273516032View full details
Seahaven Storehouse Food Bank (Seaford Community Church)
Seaford Community Church, Kings-Well, 115-117 Vale Road, Seaford, East Sussex, BN25 3HB07921844930View full details
The Whitehawk Food Bank and Support Cafe
St Cuthmans church Whitehawk Road Brighton BN2 5HE07941397648View full details
Uckfield Food Bank (The Source)
15 Horsted Square, Bellbrook Industrial Estate, Uckfield, TN22 1QG01825 745489View full details
Food banks in East Sussex: your questions answered
How do I find a food bank in East Sussex?
Use the list of East Sussex food banks on this page. Each listing shows the address, contact details and, where we hold them, opening times. Always contact a food bank before travelling, as sessions and locations can change at short notice.
Do I need a referral or voucher to use a food bank in East Sussex?
Many UK food banks, including those in the Trussell network, ask for a voucher or referral from a local agency such as Citizens Advice, a support worker, GP surgery, school or housing officer. Independent food banks, pantries and community larders often accept people directly. Contact the food bank listed here to check what it needs.
What do food banks in East Sussex give you?
A typical food parcel contains several days of non-perishable food such as tinned goods, pasta, rice, cereal and long-life milk. Some services also provide toiletries, baby items, pet food, fresh produce or help with money and benefits advice.
Are food banks in East Sussex free?
Food banks are free to use. Some community pantries and social supermarkets instead ask for a small weekly membership fee in return for a larger shop, so check the details of the service you plan to visit.
How can I donate food or volunteer in East Sussex?
Contact any food bank listed on this page directly. Most welcome donations of in-date, non-perishable food at their own premises or at collection points in local supermarkets, and many need volunteers to sort, pack and deliver parcels.
Is the information for East Sussex food banks up to date?
We review listings regularly, but details can change between checks. Please confirm opening times with the food bank before you travel, and let us know through our report a listing issue page if something is wrong.