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.
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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
- Scone-based Pizza
Take your rescued scones from the Community Fridge, slice and layer with sauce and cheese… serve with a green salad, garlic bread or sides of your choice! This is a really easy dinner. First, slice enough scones to fit inside your baking dish. You don’t have to use a round dish; use whatever dish you… Read more: Scone-based Pizza - 10 Things to do with leftover bananasDid you get a bunch of bananas from the Community Fridge? And now you’re wondering what to do with them? We asked our community Facebook group what they do with rescued bananas. Here are the top suggestions for how to stop bananas ending up as food waste. 1. Smoothie Banana smoothies are a great way… Read more: 10 Things to do with leftover bananas
- Easy bread Loaf pizzaDid you pick up a loaf of bread from the Fridge? If it’s one of the flatter ones, like a Pave loaf from Marks & Spencer, or a baguette-type loaf, you can slice it and turn it into dinner for tonight, pizza-style. First, take your loaf. Next, slice the loaf horizontally to make two flattish… Read more: Easy bread Loaf pizza