Help Us Support Local Food Banks This Harvest Festival

Harvest Festival is approaching, and the Bluebird Care Bromley and Lewisham teams are coming together to collect food, toiletries and hygiene products to support local food banks.

Our collection will begin on Monday 21st September, with donations being accepted until Friday 2nd October.

Harvest is a time for sharing and thinking about the people around us. This year, we’re inviting our care professionals, customers, families, friends and members of our local communities to get involved and help us make a difference to people across Bromley and Lewisham.

Help us support local food banks

Every contribution counts. Whether you can spare one or two items or a whole bag of donations, everything we collect will help support local people.

We’re collecting non-perishable food items, toiletries and hygiene products, including:

• Food: tinned fruit and vegetables, tinned soups, beans and meals, pasta, rice, noodles, cereal, tea, coffee, sugar, long-life milk, sauces and condiments, and in-date baby food.
• Toiletries & hygiene: toilet roll, toothpaste, toothbrushes, shower gel, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, sanitary products, hand soap, nappies, baby wipes, razors and shaving products.

By coming together, we hope to collect as much as possible and give something back to the communities we’re proud to be part of.

Key dates

Collection starts: Monday 21st September
Donation deadline: Friday 2nd October

Where can I donate?

If you’d like to contribute to our Harvest Festival collection, simply bring your donations to one of our local offices:

Bluebird Care Bromley
67 Chatterton Road
Bromley
BR2 9QQ

Bluebird Care Lewisham
Unit 42, Brockley Cross Business Centre
96 Endwell Road
London

No donation is too small. Small donations can make a big impact, and every item contributed will help us support people in our local communities.

Thank you to everyone who gets involved and helps make this year's Harvest Festival collection a success. 

People helping people – that’s what community is all about.