Last week, we started our deliveries again to a food hub run by Home Community Cafe and Earlsfield Foodbank.Massive thank you for your donations. Just like during lockdown 1.0, it is amazing to see how the community comes together to look out for neighbours who may have fallen on tough times."We have seen such an incredible outpouring of community goodwill and support. We would not have been able to do what we are doing without the support of our friends at SW Fruit & Veg. Their support and generosity has been invaluable... It really has been a lifeline for so many."Meg Fry,...
We will once again be here for the SW London community throughout lockdown by: Delivering Fresh, Local and Seasonal Groceries - Usually destined for London's top restaurants, our friendly drivers will be safely delivering boxes to your doorstep. Donating High Quality Fresh Produce & Redirecting Surplus Food - Our team will be working with local charities and supermarkets to support our most vulnerable. Please do continue to donate alongside your orders. We have raised over £10k to date and this has been a huge boost for SW London's homeless, families in need, and key workers. Massive thank you for all who've donated so far. We will be working with our...
Every week at the market, we ask ourselves a few key questions:How fresh? How local? Is it in season?We do this so that we can delight the SW community with each and every delivery and we are proud to have received only 5* reviews on Trustpilot.Use the code RAINBOW10 to get 10% off your next box.
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We are now just over six months since the national lockdown was announced in March 2020. With many people struggling to get delivery slots, SW Fruit & Veg was set-up to help SW London households access fresh produce. During this time we have delivered to over 1000 households within the South West London area. Thank you to our army of volunteers, support from Wandsworth Council, and those who offered us space to operate out of. We also wanted to support those in the community that need it most. This included those on a low income who needed additional support and amazing local organisations who were...
