Gearing up to make an impact
Churchill Neighbourhood Centre
$132,821
Worth of brand new
goods received (RRP)
goods received (RRP)
$311
Total paid
18
Lives Impacted
July 2024
At the Churchill Neighbourhood Centre, our mission is to make the most significant impact possible in our community. Thanks to the generous donations from our partners at Good360, we are doing just that. These contributions have enabled us to support countless projects across our region, enhancing the lives of many.
One of the most significant ways we've made an impact is through our Community Resilience Projects. Our food bank, which served $1.45 million worth of food in the last year, has taught us a lot, including that reducing food security means providing practical education; we are doing this by adding new cooking classes.
These donations are instrumental in launching our new cooking classes, an extension of our Community Resilience Projects. These classes are designed to empower individuals and families with the knowledge and skills to cook simple, nutritious meals on a budget. By learning to make the most of available resources, participants can ensure their families are well-fed and healthy, even during challenging times.
The Impact of Our Cooking Classes:
Practical Skills: Participants learn how to prepare quick, easy, and tasty meals using affordable ingredients. This knowledge is essential for maintaining a healthy diet without breaking the bank.
Budgeting Tips: Our classes include lessons on shopping efficiently and planning meals to reduce waste and save money, providing valuable financial management skills.
Community Building: These sessions also allow comm
One of the most significant ways we've made an impact is through our Community Resilience Projects. Our food bank, which served $1.45 million worth of food in the last year, has taught us a lot, including that reducing food security means providing practical education; we are doing this by adding new cooking classes.
These donations are instrumental in launching our new cooking classes, an extension of our Community Resilience Projects. These classes are designed to empower individuals and families with the knowledge and skills to cook simple, nutritious meals on a budget. By learning to make the most of available resources, participants can ensure their families are well-fed and healthy, even during challenging times.
The Impact of Our Cooking Classes:
Practical Skills: Participants learn how to prepare quick, easy, and tasty meals using affordable ingredients. This knowledge is essential for maintaining a healthy diet without breaking the bank.
Budgeting Tips: Our classes include lessons on shopping efficiently and planning meals to reduce waste and save money, providing valuable financial management skills.
Community Building: These sessions also allow comm
About Our Charity
We are a non-profit registered charity and the only community organisation in our town that supports Food Bank, Clothing, Home Goods. We are also specialise in Adult Education, Classes, Community Groups and events for our town with the goal on including
Causes we support
Education & Literacy
Food Security & Agriculture
Cost of Living Crisis
Donors
