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Low-cost food pantry awarded £272k lottery grant

Low-cost food pantry awarded £272k lottery grant

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Another member of the food pantry said that it helped them with their electricity bills."I saw someone here who helped me, it was amazing. Some items with shorter shelf lives, including fruit and vegetables, are available for free.Sam, another member, said that coming to the pantry had "changed my life for the good and saved my life"."I came to the pantry one day and there was a nurse here. She checked my blood pressure and said it was absolutely rocketing.

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Low-cost food pantry awarded £272k lottery grantImage source, Jo DolbyImage caption, Alongside the pantries, Oasis Hub Bath in the city centre hosts multiple community projects and servicesByMae DavageReporting fromSomersetPublished1 minute agoA community hub and food pantry has been awarded £272,702, which managers say will cover its main costs for the next three years.Oasis Hub Bath, which opened in the city centre in 2018, has two affordable food pantries that support around 600 people each week.Community director Jo Dolby said the funds awarded by the National Lottery Community Fund "will cover the majority of our core operating costs over the next three years"."It will also enable us to develop additional services that respond to emerging needs in our local community," she said."The…

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