'Volunteering with food charity saved me from loneliness'
Summary
Ian White, a 61-year-old man from Sheffield, felt very lonely and depressed after his marriage ended. He found support by joining FoodCycle, a charity that turns leftover food into free meals and brings people together, and now volunteers there to help others.Key Facts
- Ian White struggled with loneliness and depression after his marriage ended and lost a lot of weight.
- A friend invited him to FoodCycle, where people share free meals made from surplus food.
- White was initially nervous but soon felt welcome and made new friends.
- He started volunteering at FoodCycle to give back after benefiting from their support.
- White uses his experience as a former pub landlord to help serve meals and talk with guests.
- FoodCycle runs meal clubs in Sheffield and nearby cities, serving thousands of free meals each year.
- The charity is looking for volunteers to help cook, serve, and deliver food during the summer.
- FoodCycle aims to reduce food waste while helping people feel connected and supported.
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