The Scottish Pantry Network is a charity /membership organisation which supplies necessary support to pantries across Scotland, encouraging more dignified access to food across the network. Our new Community Hub in Tollcross provides local residents with free cooking classes to tackle one of the roots of food poverty. We are looking to collaborate with various other organisations in order to provide more practical workshops (i.e. financial/artistic) to the local area. In the future, the Hub space will support upskilling the community through volunteering and employability opportunities, with the space itself being utilised as a training facility. We provide the pantries in our network with Prepmate meal kits, which aims to give people the opportunity to create their own meals from scratch using a recipe card. These kits can feed a family of four and help supply people with fresh vegetables and healthy recipes for more affordable prices. Please get in touch with our Community Development Worker: @[email protected], or [email protected] if you have any services that could be offered at our Hub space or if you have any ideas/projects that could utilise the space wisely.

People with learning disabilities (PwLD) face malnutrition due to poor diets, limited knowledge, accessibility and low self-esteem. Microgreens are rich in nutrients and sustainable. This project engages PwLD in microgreens consumption and production with community support.

We are a Children's Cooking School based in Glasgow Southside providing classes to care experienced children/young people and children from asylum seeking/refugee backgrounds. We are based in Enterprise Park. We are interested in collaborations and partnerships with other members of the Glasgow Community Food Network.

Thursdays 10.30 - 12 noon Self choice of food. Cafe set up with tea and coffee. All welcome.

We are a community centre in the Heart of Scotstoun with a cafe, garden and food store. We tackle social injustice by providing subsidised and FREE meals, a food store which enables indviduals to access a food shop worth £33 a week on average, this can be enhanced with personal care products.

Joy Events Glasgow CIC is a North Glasgow–based Community Interest Company providing affordable, homemade catering for organisations and private clients across the city. All our food is made from scratch in our professional kitchen, with a focus on healthy, sustainable, and community-friendly options. We proudly deliver high-quality catering and event services for clients such as Scottish Canals, NHS, Renfrewshire Council, Maryhill Community Hall, and many more, always keeping costs fair and our environmental impact low by using reusable plates, cups, and cutlery whenever possible and by paying great attention to details and offering planning services for each event. Our vision is to secure a permanent venue with a kitchen and event space that will serve as a community food and event hub, offering space for workshops, training, celebrations, conferences and other events, bringing people together through food that’s both affordable and made with care.

Monday Essentials available 12 to 1pm. Tea, coffee, sugar, milk, cheese etc. Basics Wednesday Community Fridge 11am to 1pm. Tinned food, soup, meats, veg, desserts/fruit. Some foods from M&S and Lidl on occasion.

The Pyramid offers: - a free to access Community Fridge which is available during building opening hours (9am - 5pm, Mon - Fri, plus extended hours during events and activities) - weekly Community Meal, Wednesdays, 12 noon - 1.15pm, freshly cooked 2 course meal with tea/coffee, veg,vegan,gf options, £3, no one turned away due to lack of funds - Community Shop, open to all in the G3 postcode area or with a child at a local school, £5 annual membership, £5 per weekly shop, worth approx £25. Thursday 5pm - 7pm, Friday 11am - 3pm, check our website for up to date opening hours and to sign up - Community Cafe, open to all, 4pm - 6pm, free tea/coffee and biscuits - Holiday Club, open to G3 7 & G3 8 postcode areas or attending local schools - free meals and activities for P1s - S1s - community gardening, check our website for details

Wednesdays only - Fareshare, fresh fruit and vegetables and, if available, Neighbourly food pick-ups from local stores. We also have assistance on site with benefits queries, form filling and debt questions (council tax, gas or electricity etc). It's an appointment service and you may wait or we may signpost to other colleagues in local organisations in Springburn (Community Links Workers, Springburn Unity Network, SISCO, North Glasgow Integration Network, JBG Jobs and Business Glasgow. etc). We will try to assist where we can however.

The People’s Kitchen was set up in 2024 to provide completely free, hot scran to anyone who wants it, regardless of circumstance. The cost of living crisis might be impacting our ability to afford a basic food shop, but we don’t think anybody deserves to go hungry in a country as rich as Scotland. We aim to provide an open, welcoming space for all in the heart of Maryhill. With austerity and budget cuts having caused the closure of so many community resources across Glasgow, we think it’s more important than ever that folk in Maryhill have access to free community spaces. Now, joining forces with the Maryhill Burgh Halls Trust team, we’ll be providing free hot food every other Sunday so come along, enjoy the scran, chat to your friends and neighbours and have a good afternoon. No means testing, no hassle, just good scran and great company. We're also just about to launch a new community garden, to grow food for the kitchen.