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Kirkcaldy Foodbank has set a target of raising £40,000 through our Christmas campaign to help bridge a “significant” financial deficit.  The campaign is being backed by former prime minister and long-standing foodbank supporter, the Rt Hon Gordon Brown, as well as Kirkcaldy MP Melanie Ward.  The fundraising appeal has been launched in conjunction with the ‘Christmas Collection’ campaign in support of the foodbank being run by K107FM, Kirkcaldy’s award-winning community radio

Ecobean Coffee Roasters  in association with Love Oor Lang Toun  have roasted a new coffee blend - Langtoun Mocha. Ecobean will donate a percentage of the sale price to Kirkcaldy Foodbank  for every bag sold in the run up to Christmas. The blend showcases Ecobean's roots as an artisan roaster in Kirkcaldy, and is a blend of South American and African coffees that delivers a rich, smooth flavour. It features premium beans that are hand selected for their exceptional quality an

K107FM and Love Oor Lang Toun are inviting local businesses to 'Get on board' and show their support for Kirkcaldy Foodbank during the town’s festive celebration, Lang Toun Lights, taking place on Kirkcaldy High Street on Saturday, November 29. This year’s Christmas lights switch-on event will be more than just the flick of a switch, but a chance for the community to come together and make a real difference. Attendees are being encouraged to bring food donations on the day,

K107FM, Kirkcaldy’s award-winning community radio station, has teamed up with Love Oor Lang Toun to launch a ‘Christmas Collection’ campaign in support of Kirkcaldy Foodbank. The initiative aims to provide vital support to local families during the holiday season. Building on the success of the 2024 Christmas lights switch-on event, this year will feature ‘Lang Toun Lights’ on Kirkcaldy High Street on Saturday, November 29. People attending the day-long celebration, which inc

Supporters of Kirkcaldy Foodbank may be interested in the Scotland Demands Better march and rally to be held in Edinburgh on Saturday, October 25. Intended to be a vibrant, family friendly day, the event will bring together individuals and communities from across Scotland to demand better from our political leaders. Organisers are expecting about 5000 people to join the march. Participants will assemble outside the Scottish Parliament between 10-11am before marching through t

Kirkcaldy Foodbank has received a brand new freezer - courtesy of Lovat's Group in the town. The charity issued an appeal for help...

Kirkcaldy Foodbank is appealing for help to source or buy a new freezer.  The large upright freezer used by the charity to store frozen...

Two kind-hearted local youngsters have donated food worth more than £40 to Kirkcaldy Foodbank. Eight-year-old Roman Mackie and his friend...

Volunteers’ Week is an annual UK-wide campaign to celebrate and recognise the contributions of volunteers. Launched in 1984, the...

Kirkcaldy Foodbank is continuing to contribute to the work of the UK Government's Child Poverty Taskforce. The role of the taskforce is...

Kirkcaldy Foodbank held its 2025 AGM in the hall at Pathhead Parish Church on Friday, April 11. Secretary Neill Mitchell welcomed an...

Kirkcaldy Foodbank was delighted to welcome Ken Gourlay, the chief executive of Fife Council, to the Park Road Centre on Thursday, April...

Kirkcaldy Foodbank's annual general meeting will be held in Pathhead Parish Church on Friday April 11 at 7pm and is open to the public....

Kirkcaldy Foodbank acting chair Angela Campbell and fellow trustee Ann Connell were invited to the International Women's Day reception...

Kirkcaldy Foodbank acting chair Angela Campbell, along with her husband, fellow foodbank trustee, Ian, were delighted to be invited to...

We are thrilled to share that Raith Rovers are once again stepping up to support Kirkcaldy Foodbank with a food collection at their home...

As you will no doubt be aware from coverage in the media, Kirkcaldy Foodbank has a new home! After many months of hard work by a lot of...

Child poverty is a harsh reality that continues to impact thousands of families across Scotland, including right here in Kirkcaldy. 33%...

At our core, it’s human nature to be compassionate and to help others. When we see someone in need, the impulse to reach out and offer...

In Kirkcaldy, like many communities, the strength of our society lies in how we care for one another. One of the most impactful ways to...