With the cost of living rising, more residents are relying on food banks to meet their daily needs. This crisis isn’t slowing down, so we’re happy to support the Foodbank’s work helping people and families across Bromley.
As part of the partnership, we’re making a monthly financial contribution to support the Foodbank’s work providing emergency food and practical help to people experiencing hardship.
We’ll also promote the Foodbank’s work, campaigns and community initiatives across our website and social channels. Keep an eye out for future announcements and ways to get involved.
Donating to Bromley Borough Foodbank
If you’d like to donate food, you can drop it off at the Bromley Warehouse, Unit 3, Ashgrove Industrial Estate, Ashgrove Road, Bromley, BR1 4JW.
The warehouse is open for donations Monday to Friday, 9am–3pm. The site is closed on weekends and bank holidays.
Residents can also donate food through participating supermarket collection points below.
Waitrose
- Green Street Green – BR6 6BG
- Bromley South (Masons Hill) – BR2 9HD
Sainsbury’s
- Orpington (Homefield Rise) – BR6 0RT
- Locksbottom (Pallant Way) – BR6 8NZ
- Petts Wood (Station Square) – BR5 1LY
- West Wickham (Station Road) – BR4 0PU
- Chislehurst (High Street) – BR7 5AG
- Bromley South/High Street – BR1 1LE
Tesco
- Orpington (Augustus Lane) – BR6 0NH
- Bromley (Homesdale Road) – BR1 2UE
Lidl
- Locksbottom (Crofton Road) – BR6 8NW
- St Paul’s Cray (Sevenoaks Way) – BR5 3AE
September’s most wanted items
- Tinned tomatoes
- Vegetarian
- Cooking sauces
- Long-life desserts
- UHT milk
- Sweets/chocolate
- Tinned cold meat
- Ladies deodorant
- Razors
- Carrier bags
- Supermarket Donation Points
Note: Collection boxes are available at these supermarkets for food purchased in-store only.
Recent donations
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- Bromley Parkrun raised an incredible 102.35kg of stock
- Waitrose Bromley and Beckenham helped raise a whopping 1.78 tonnes of food
- Bromley Methodist Church collected an amazing 107kg of essentials for the foodbank and Harvest Festival