Community Fridges

What is a Community Fridge?

Community Fridges bring people together to prevent fresh food from going to waste. They are free, open to all, and anyone can take food, including surplus from supermarkets. Fridges are run in shared spaces and there are currently over 700 fridges across the UK. To find out more about the Community Fridge Network, visit the link to Hubub at the bottom of this page. 

Glen Parva Community Fridge - opening at the end of April 2025

Volunteer drop-in on Friday 4 April 2025 from 10am to 11am at Glen Parva War Memorial Hall 

Come along and join us for a cup of tea/coffee and cake whilst finding out more about volunteering at the Community Fridge, a great opportunity for us to answer any questions you may have .

The Community Fridge will be open from the end of April 2025 on Tuesdays from 2.30pm to 4pm at Glen Parva War Memorial Hall, Dorothy Avenue, LE2 9JD. 

Do you have a couple of hours to spare each week? We are looking for: 

• Volunteers to help at the Community Fridge
• Volunteer drivers to collect foods from local supply partners and distribute surplus after Community Fridge sessions (a full driving licence and vehicle is required). 

If you would like to apply to be a volunteer, or find out more, please email VCSHub@blaby.gov.uk, or visit our Neighbourly page (linked below).

Braunstone Town Community Fridge

The Braunstone Town Community Fridge, operated by Buzzing Roots, is located at The Green Space, Community Outdoor Hub, Ravenhurst Road, LE3 2PS. The entrance is through the school's car park opposite 26 and 28 Ravenhurst Road. It takes place every Tuesday between 2pm and 3pm.