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Food Bank Bergeijk

October 14, 2022

A good time to bring attention to the Voedselbank Bergeijk. Analyst's contribution is limited but every little bit helps. The Voedselbank Bergeijk helps the poorest by temporarily providing them with food packages. They do this exclusively with volunteers. In order to provide the clients of the food bank with sufficient food, they work together with companies, institutions, governments and individuals. Together they ensure that poverty is fought, food surpluses disappear and the environment is less burdened.

In principle, Stichting Voedselbank Bergeijk never buys food. Therefore, financial support is not intended for this purpose. But sponsorship is necessary for balanced operations. Like any other business, the Voedselbank Bergeijk also has operating costs. In this they depend on voluntary contributions and donations. The main costs are housing, transportation and food safety (packaging materials, company clothing, cleaning supplies, etc.). If you would like to help the Voedselbank Bergeijk you can do so by;

Financial donations to be deposited at:
IBAN NL55 RABO 0302059490
From your gift, they can provide a sponsorship note.

Learn more at: https://voedselbankbergeijk.nl

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