• 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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Julia Boswell

Skills and resources I/we can share: Cooking, gardening
Skills and resources I/we need.: NGCFI is currently short of sessional cooks and general volunteers.

Thomas Bowler

Skills and resources I/we can share: Fluent Italian speaker. Large catering experience, good knowledge of mental health issues. Driving licence up to mini bus with 16 people. Average knowledge about gardening. Good DIY skills etc
Skills and resources I/we need.: I need to increase my physical fitness and increase my motivation

Graeme Brown

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David Brown

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Brucebic

Brucebic

Rise

Rise
Rise:Glasgow aims to be a means of offering refugee and asylum seeker women in Glasgow work experience and accredited training in catering, hospitality and spoken and written English. Through this, we aim to see women’s confidence increase, regain purpose and their dignity in the knowledge that they have something to offer by making the food they love, from their culture and country. Rise:Glasgow aims to be a community hub, where people from every ethnicity, culture and background can find friendship, belonging and ownership by sharing in the making and eating of food.

Turnip The Beet

Turnip The Beet
We are a bespoke catering company and creator of 'Friday Take Home,' a local eco-friendly Friday night food delivery service with a weekly changing menu featuring worldly cuisine.
23 Allan Road, Killearn, Glasgow, , .

Nausheen Butt

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Luz Caceres

Skills and resources I/we can share: Currently a funded doctoral researcher in political philosophy and theatre studies looking at three case studies in Central America, one of which explores creative responses and community resistance to the climate crisis and human exodus in Honduras post-hurricanes Iota and Eta. I can share my research and data analysis skills, and I also have a solid experience in successful funding applications. I am an Associate Fellow of Higher Education with extensive teaching experience. I can also teach Spanish (qualified language teacher) and support translation/interpretation work in that target language. My hobbies are cooking (Central American cooking heritage in particular!), plants and fitness.
Skills and resources I/we need.: I am interested in learning more about slow food, seeds and growing plants!

Deborah Cadden

Skills and resources I/we can share: Cooking Skills, Radio show on Sunny
Skills and resources I/we need.: Funding, premises, access to people who use services.