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How does it Work?
Food is collected from churches, schools, and other interested organisations.
Each parcel contains enough nutritionally balanced food for three days. All food is non perishable (ie. no fresh fruit, frozen foods etc).
Most of the items is stored in a local warehouse which has been checked by the Health and Safety Executive.
Those in need of help are referred by GPs, Health visitors, CAB, clergy, Community Workers etc any professionals who are likely to come into contact with people in real need.
C.E.F. runs two days per week on Tuesday and Friday lunchtimes. Tea, coffee and snacks are on offer at the centre. There is also the opportunity to talk to someone if people feel they would like this before collecting their provisions
The aim is to help people through a crisis and so there is a limit of about three parcel collections per person/family
Note We are only able to help those who have access to cooking facilities.
"At the present time your plenty will supply what they need, so that in turn their plenty will supply what you need. Then there will be equality
St Paul,
1st letter to the Corinthians
Please contact Jane Benyon
info@cefoxford.co.uk
CEF is part of The Thomas Benyon Charitable Settlement (Registered Charity No 271133)
Patrons: The Rt Reverend John Pritchard, The Bishop of Oxford;
Rev Andrew Wingfield-Digby;
Rev Vaughan Roberts;
Pastor Memory; The Rev. Howard Thornton;
The Rev Charlie Cleverly.
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