Taylor Wimpey donates £500 to Finchley Foodbank near Tramworks site
The developer’s contribution supports the foodbank’s £11,000 monthly running costs in North Finchley
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Finchley Foodbank has received a £500 donation from housebuilder Taylor Wimpey. The contribution is part of the company’s national campaign to support foodbanks, which often see increased demand during school holidays.
The foodbank, based in North Finchley, provides emergency food and toiletries to residents across Barnet. It costs more than £11,000 each month to run, according to its manager, Rachel Nelson.
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Local connection to Tramworks development
Taylor Wimpey’s donation is linked to its Tramworks development in North Finchley. The foodbank operates near the site, offering support to local residents facing financial hardship.
Rozita Gharavi, sales and marketing manager at Taylor Wimpey North Thames, said the company was proud to support the foodbank again. She described it as a vital service for the community surrounding the Tramworks development.
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“We are grateful to Taylor Wimpey for their generous donation again this year. It’s great to know that businesses are serious about supporting the communities where they work.”
Rachel Nelson, Finchley Foodbank manager
Nelson added that repeat support from businesses allows the foodbank to focus on its core work. This includes distributing emergency food parcels to those in need across the borough.
Previous support and ongoing need
Taylor Wimpey also supported Finchley Foodbank’s 2025 London Marathon fundraiser. The foodbank relies on donations and volunteers to meet its monthly costs, which cover food supplies, storage and distribution.
Residents seeking emergency food assistance can contact Finchley Foodbank directly. The organisation provides details on its website about how to access support or make donations.
Questions this report answers
+How much did Taylor Wimpey donate to Finchley Foodbank?
Taylor Wimpey donated £500 to Finchley Foodbank as part of a national campaign to support foodbanks. The contribution helps cover the foodbank’s running costs, which exceed £11,000 each month.
+Where is Finchley Foodbank located?
Finchley Foodbank is located in North Finchley, near Taylor Wimpey’s Tramworks development. It provides emergency food and toiletries to residents across Barnet facing financial hardship.
+How much does it cost to run Finchley Foodbank each month?
Finchley Foodbank spends over £11,000 monthly to operate. The costs cover food supplies, storage and distribution, relying on donations and volunteers to meet demand.
+How can residents support or access Finchley Foodbank?
Residents can support Finchley Foodbank by donating food, funds or volunteering. Those in need of emergency food assistance can contact the foodbank directly through its website for help.
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