Members
Our members include organisations and individuals across Glasgow with an interest in better food for our city. You can select categories of interest or search for specific words and phrases using the Search bar.
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Joy Events Glasgow CIC
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.
920A Maryhill Road, Glasgow, G20 7TA.
The Pyramid at Anderston
The Pyramid Food Hub
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
759 Argyle Street, Glasgow, G3 8DS.
friends of kilsyth
Kilsyth Community Pantry
We provide food parcels to individuals and families who are struggling to access enough nutritious food. The funding will allow us to purchase essential food items, including fresh produce, to meet the growing demand and ensure that vulnerable community members do not go hungry. With increased funding, we can expand the range and quantity of food we provide, ensuring more families are supported.
Location : 18A Backbrae Street Kilsyth G65 0NH
Opening Hours
Monday CLOSED
Tuesday 3pm - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 12pm
Thursday 10am - 12pm
Friday 10am - 12pm
Saturday 11am - 1pm
Sunday - CLOSED
18A Backbrae Street, Kilsyth, G65 0NH.
International women's Group
international women's Group
we run classes for women mainly asylum seeking and refugee women who struggle to take part in activities such as healthy cooking and diet.
We provide ESOL classes, drop in and advocacy services.
200 Balmoral Road, Glasgow, G22 6LJ.
Spirit of Springburn SCIO and springburn community collective CIC
Spirit of Springburn Community Fridge
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.
Springburn Community Hub, Springburn Shopping Centre (next to B&M), Glasgow, G21 1TS.
Croftfoot Church Pantry
Foodbank
Thursdays 10.30 - 12 noon
Self choice of food.
Cafe set up with tea and coffee.
All welcome.
Croftfoot Parish Church, 318 Croftpark Avenue, G44 5NS.
Spirit of Springburn SCIO
Springburn Community Fridge - free depending on availability
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.
Springburn Community Hub, Springburn Shopping Centre (next to B&M), Glasgow, G21 1TS.
Weans' Scran & Kitchin CIC
Children's Cooking School - Community Interest Company
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.
Enterprise Park, 147 Drakemire Dr, Glasgow G45 9SA, Glasgow, G45 9SA.
Heart of Scotstoun Limited
Food Store
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.
64 Balmoral Street, GLASGOW, G14 0BL.
ESOL Scotland Ltd
ESOL Scotland
At ESOL Scotland (formerly Glasgow ESOL Forum), we build language for life.
We provide accessible and relevant ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) learning opportunities for adults, supporting integration, employability and personal development. We aim to be a strong voice for ESOL in Scotland.
Our ESOL classes welcome refugees & adults from migrant communities. Last year we worked with 658 learners and 60 dedicated volunteers who help us run community classes. We work in partnership with communities organisations to provide opportunities to learn and integrate. This includes a small community gardening project at Knightswood Community Centre.
Suite 1.20 Red Tree Business Suite, 33 Dalmarnock Road, Glasgow, G40 4LA.
