Organisers say it is a move that marries convenience with compassion making it simpler to contribute to the vital cause of fighting hunger and supporting those in need within the Chichester area
The Amazon Wishlist initiative allows individuals to directly purchase and donate specific items required by the foodbank, ensuring that donations match the current needs of the community. This innovative approach not only streamlines the donation process but also opens up new avenues for support, allowing people to contribute from anywhere at any time.
By visiting the Chichester District Foodbank’s Amazon Wishlist, supporters can select, purchase, and ship items directly to the foodbank’s warehouse with just a few clicks. This method ensures that the foodbank receives the products they need most, from non-perishable food items to essential toiletries, all of which play a crucial role in supporting those facing financial hardship.
For those looking to make a lasting impact, the Wishlist also features a 'Subscribe & Save' option, enabling donors to schedule regular contributions. This option not only provides ongoing support to the foodbank but also allows contributors to become long-term partners in the fight against hunger.
“We are thrilled to launch our Amazon Wishlist and provide a new, convenient way for our community to support our work,” said Joanne Kondabeka, CEO at Chichester District Foodbank. “Each item donated through the Wishlist goes directly to helping those in need in our community. This is a fantastic opportunity for us to come together and make a significant difference in the lives of individuals and families experiencing hardship.”
The foodbank encourages everyone in the community to consider contributing to the Wishlist as part of their regular online shopping routine. It’s a simple gesture that can have a profound impact on the lives of those the foodbank serves.
With the public’s generosity, the foodbank has been a pillar of hope for many, working tirelessly to ensure that no one in our community goes hungry.
To learn more about the Amazon Wishlist and how you can help, please visit the foodbank's website.
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