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All money received is put to valuable use in helping the under privileged, in need and vulnerable in and around the Kettering area.

Every penny is gratefully received and any donation cannot be too small.

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Below you can make a one off donation, set up regular donations, find out about corporate donations, bequeaths and how to ensure we receive Gift Aid from the government.

Please donate today ......

Please donate today ......

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For simple online donations please use the box opposite which lets you make a single donation or set up a monthly payment.
You have the option to add the admin fee on top, so the full amount is received by KCU.

You can also donate via Paypal if you wish:-

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Some of our donors

A group of seven cyclists in red cycling jerseys and helmets standing with bikes beside a lake, with green trees and a building in the background on a sunny day.
A woman and a man stand inside near a plant and a wall decoration. The woman is smiling and holding a check, while the man looks serious and is holding the check as well. Both are dressed warmly, with the man wearing a red jacket and a colorful knit hat.

Donor: Old Victoria cyclists

This group of donors are cyclists linked to the Old Vic pub in Burton Latimer, who ride together.
In recent years they’ve donated about £200 each time they contribute.
In the past they have made and sold calendars and this year they have held a raffle to raise funds.

Table filled with canned foods, boxes, and packages of goods in a store, with shelves of additional products in the background.

Donor: Burton Latimer Baptist church

Once a month on a Friday evening the church run something called foodie Friday.
People can come along on their own for company or with their families and give a donation and get a two course meal.
They have been very generous over the years.
This picture is the shop carried by the foodbank team with the money donated from foodie Friday.

Flyer for Kettering & District Foodbank with logos of Kettering Town FC and Poppies Support Trust, and list of accepted donations.
Multiple baskets of snacks and candy on a cleaning table in a room, with a large TV mounted on the wall above.
Shopping carts filled with canned and packaged food items in a grocery store aisle.

Donor: Kettering Town FC

As one of the oldest and most famous non-league football clubs in the country, the Poppies are a very big part of the local community, like KCU.
Over the last few months they have been kind enough to have a KCU donation point at their home games.
The images show the donations received from the club together with details of how they are helping.

A man with white hair, glasses, and a beard smiling while holding a sign that reads 'OLDE & WALGRAVE CHURCHES' inside a store, with shelves stocked with canned goods and jars in the background.
A woman is standing in a room, smiling, and pointing towards stacked plastic crates filled with various food items. The crates are on the floor, and there are shelves and windows behind her, with signs and labels indicating different food categories.

Donor: Local villages & churches

Mark & Naomi give up their time to collect donations from their local villages/churches and drop the donations down to us once a fortnight.
They have been doing this for many years.
Naomi has also organised a drop-off point in their local village school of Spratton Hall.
The donation come from the Walgrave Benefice & the villages of Old, Cherry Hill, Walgrave, Hannington, Scaldwell & Spratton.

Table of canned and packaged food items for a food drive or donation event, with boxes of tea, bags of pasta, cans of soup, and bottled beverages.

Donor: Yuca Energy

They have very kindly donated £500 and recently carried out an online shop to supply the foodbank.

They are a local Burton Latimer business with a long experience in the field of energy, heating and cooling. Their area of ​​expertise is air conditioning and they are proud to serve the local community.

Stacked black crates containing bottled water, packaged snacks, and various grocery items in a store aisle.

Donor: Performance Finance.

Stuart Burn, the MD of Performance Finance very kindly carries out a £250 shop for our foodbank, every month.
This is just some of the items purchased.

Performance Finance provides finance such as lease, business/personal loans and hire purchase facilities for professionals. Their clients include: Opticians, Dentists, Solicitors & Barristers, Accountants, Vets, Doctors & GPs.  

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We welcome all donations from corporate bodies and other groups and are more than happy to discuss new partnerships where we can help businesses meet there CSR targets.

Please contact our CEO, Sylvia McLevy at sylvia.mclevy@kcultd.org.uk for more details.