The Manna Project

Our mission is to support families in need by providing essential food and groceries to help ensure everyone has access to sufficient daily meals.

Eligibility Form

HOW IT WORKS

As part of the Manna Project, you can now order groceries online for free, and we will deliver them directly to your doorstep.

1. Fill out the form and return

2.Click on Shop now

3. Place the order & we deliver

Please choose the items you need, keeping in mind:

Quantity is limited to one per item.
Maximum 20 items per family
You may select a maximum of two items from the same category (e.g., from the Meat & Fish category, you can choose any two only).
All items are subject to availability, and substitutions may be made when necessary.

DISCLAIMER

All food is sourced from well-known supermarkets. While we strive to provide high-quality items, we cannot guarantee the condition or quality of every item.

As a donation-based program, quantities are limited each month, so if you’re unable to receive food this month, please try again next month.

The Maynard Collection is a privately owned organisation that disburses funds or supporting services to individuals based on an internal funding and scoring criteria which aligns with the UK low income threshold.

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TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A CHANGE

THE MANNA PROJECT

Our goal is simple: feed 20,000 people over the next two years. We launched this transformative initiative in April 2025 as part of our Easter Campaign. To make this campaign a success, we truly need your support.Your donation can help put food on the table for families who need it most. Let's make a difference—together.

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This includes 4.3 million children, representing 30% of all UK children. Notably, 45% of children in families with three or more children were in poverty during this period.

Furthermore, 68% of working-age adults in poverty were in households where at least one adult was employed, highlighting that employment does not necessarily protect against poverty.