Aldi Donates 22,000 Meals in Devon

This winter, supermarket chain Aldi did its bit to help those in need across Devon by donating over 22,000 meals through community giving platform Neighbourly.

The supermarket collaborated with local charities, community groups, and food banks, partnering its stores to collect unsold fresh and chilled food as they closed early on both Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve.

The food donations are part of Aldi’s successful partnership with Neighbourly, a community giving platform that links businesses to charitable organisations.  

Aldi’s UK stores donate surplus food to good causes each and every day, with over 40 million meals donated to good causes since its partnership with Neighbourly began back in 2019.  

Britain’s fourth-largest supermarket also worked in partnership with Company Shop Group this Christmas to provide around 2,000 meals at its Community Kitchens across the UK in the run up to Christmas.

Liz Fox, National Sustainability Director at Aldi UK, said: “We are so proud to work with such amazing charity partners throughout the UK and the impact they have cannot be underestimated, especially during the winter months when their services are needed more than ever.

“We are pleased that through our partnership with both Neighbourly and Company Shop we have been able to give back to the communities we serve by providing more donations than ever this Christmas.”