and develops skills and confidence around cooking. Last year, they distributed nearly 300 tonnes of surplus food benefitting some 4,500 people every week. They also provide classes with 'hands on' activities that encourage healthy eating and promote social inclusion. Mark was honoured to be asked to teach one of these classes last year. Throughout the year he will once again teach a selection of classes as well as helping the Good Food depot in their upcoming expansion.
Ewan Aitken, Chief Executive of Cyrenians said: “Mark’s support for our upcoming events that will bring people together around food, as a customer of our farm’s produce, and an honorary guest tutor for our GoodFood Education classes fit perfectly with our aims around Community and Food.
“We are delighted to have Mark Greenaway’s support, and look forward to working together over the coming year to find more ways to provide Something to Eat and Someone to Eat With.”
Over the course of the year, Mark and Cyrenians will be working together on a collection of seasonal events and initiatives including a summer street food party, a barbeque at the farm, an exclusive breakfast event and cooking classes to name just a few. The ultimate goal is to expand and promote the charity and the remarkable work that they do.