London, 21 January 2025 – Enness Global is proud to announce the successful completion of its winter charitable campaign in partnership with the North Paddington Foodbank (NPFB), Westminster’s largest emergency food aid charity.
Established in 2014, NPFB has been at the forefront of tackling food poverty, initially providing residents with direct access to emergency food. Since 2021, the charity has pioneered a ‘cash first’ approach, offering supermarket food vouchers to give individuals and families greater dignity and choice while also addressing the underlying causes of food insecurity.
Thomas Delap, Head of Charity at NPFB, highlighted the importance of the funds raised through the campaign and explained that the support will help the charity continue delivering essential services to the local community. This includes emergency food aid, support for families experiencing financial hardship, and initiatives designed to promote social connection and wellbeing.
The funding will also help sustain and expand projects such as NPFB’s weekly meal for older residents, which provides support and companionship to more than 100 elderly people in the local community. Delap also highlighted the importance of partnerships between local businesses and charities in creating meaningful and lasting community impact.
Commenting on the campaign, Islay Robinson, CEO of Enness Global, said the company was proud to support a cause so close to home. He highlighted the value of working alongside a charity that shares Enness’s commitment to helping individuals overcome food insecurity and expressed pride in what had been achieved through the partnership. He also hoped the campaign would encourage others to give back to their local communities.
NPFB is Westminster’s largest emergency food aid charity, offering both immediate relief through food vouchers and longer-term support designed to address the underlying causes of food insecurity. Its mission is to give people greater control, dignity and the tools to overcome financial challenges.