The City Welfare
Volunteers pushing supermarket trolleys loaded with groceries for community food deliveries

A London community interest company

London is facing a food crisis.We're doing something about it.

The City Welfare delivers emergency food, home visits and long term support to families across 20 London boroughs. Real people. Real food. Every week.

Who we are

The City Welfare is a community interest company founded in Brixton in 2020, feeding and supporting families across London through weekly emergency deliveries, mentorship and long term community care.

25,000+
individuals supported since 2020
20
London boroughs served
6
years of frontline service
Weekly
emergency deliveries

What we do

Three ways we show up for London families.

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Emergency Relief

Weekly food hampers, meal vouchers, toiletries and baby care packages delivered where they're needed most.

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Community Support

Home visits, mentorship, workshops and ambassador teams walking alongside families.

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Long Term Stability

Education support, employment signposting and sustained community care that lasts beyond the crisis.

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spread kindness

Our story

It started in Brixton, with Ruth.

When the pandemic hit her neighbourhood, Ruth started delivering food to families who had run out of options. Six years on, The City Welfare is a citywide operation still run with the same conviction: no family in London should go without.

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Partners

Trusted by leading UK organisations.

Tesco logo
JLL logo
National Lottery Community Fund logo
The Felix Project logo
Hakkasan logo
Yauatcha logo
Tao Group Hospitality logo
Portico logo

Save the date

World Food Day Gala Dinner

16 October 2026 · London · An evening of food, storytelling and giving to raise £250,000 for London families.

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Join the movement

Every hamper. Every visit. Every family fed.

Give, partner or volunteer. However you show up, you help keep London's kitchens full.