Kapiti Community Foodbank - temp relocation
WE ARE ON THE MOVE
The Kapiti Community Foodbank will be relocating into a temporary premises at the end of this week. We will be operating from this space for 4-6 months until our permanent home is ready.
The new location is in the old Co-operative Bank site at Coastlands. The building is located facing Rimu Rd to the left of the entry by Paknsave (also housing the Laundromat and Vape Shop).
Our opening hours remain the same, as does the phone number.
If you need assistance come and see the Team, the usual requirements apply.
Kim, Committee Member
Kapiti Community Foodbank
www.thekapitifoodbank.co.nz...
***To help us get into our permanent home, you can still donate to our Building Fund Appeal via our give-a-little-page or directly via our website.***
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82.1% Yes
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15.1% No
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