We operate Community Fridges in Littlehampton, Horsham, Henfield, Steyning and the surrounding areas. Click to learn more about what we do in your local area and how you can access free food.
Not local to any of these? Check out the other Community Fridges and resources in the area.
What is a Community Fridge?
Community Fridges exist to reduce food waste and foster a spirit of sharing and mutual support within a community. Often, the most frequent items moving through the Fridge are fruit and veg.
Community Fridges operate on a trust basis and are not means tested. They’re open to all and anyone can share or take food, including surplus from supermarkets, local food businesses, producers, households and gardens.
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Total Food saved (tonnes to January 2025)
2531
Tonnes Carbon dioxide not released into the atmosphere
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Meals saved so far!
latest news and recipes
- tomatoes on Toast
This is so easy we’re hesitant to call it a recipe, but it is a fantastic quick lunch that you can make with ingredients collected from your local Community Fridge. Let me present… tomatoes on toast! Simply take a portion of tomatoes – here we’ve used cherry plum tomatoes but you can use ordinary cherry… Read more: tomatoes on Toast - Cinnamon crumpets
We saw a viral recipe so we wanted to give it a go! The short video didn’t have the best instructions, but honestly, there isn’t much to this recipe. We used a pack of Marks and Spencer crumpets that had come from the Community Fridge and had been frozen at home. If you’ve done the… Read more: Cinnamon crumpets - Cheesy croissant bake
Did you pick up some croissants from the Community Fridge? Croissants normally heat up nicely in the oven, even if they are a day or so old, but you can also cook with them. Here’s a simple dinner recipe that’s a variation on our pizza bread and butter pudding recipe. Instead of bread, it uses… Read more: Cheesy croissant bake