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London Food Link fundraising: help needed

Over the next few months, the charity Sustain is ramping up activity to help secure the future of its London Food Link work and need to hear from food producers and other people who can help us out.

In particular, the fundraising s will focus on the future of The Jellied Eel and the other work London Food Link does with and for its capital-wide network of small enterprises and community groups as the voice for good food in London.

To do this, London Food Link needs:

  • Money-can't-buy and big ticket lots (items or experiences) for an auction and for major crowdfunding donors
  • Equally fab but smaller items and experiences for us to use in a raffle, crowdfunding campaign and as prizes
  • London grown and produced ingredients for the Local Food Feast on 30 March
  • Experienced chefs / professional cooks and front of house ninjas to volunteer as chef Oliver Rowe's crew at the Local Food Feast

If you think you can help by donating any of these, please drop London Food Link a line. We're happy to answer any questions you might have: londonfoodlink [at] sustainweb.org

In return, LFL will list producers on its website, feast menus at the event, and in media and other promo work around these fundraising activities.

Published Tuesday 17 January 2017

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