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The conversion of the delivery truck was made possible with funding from Island Labour's Leader, Richard Quigley
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Trevor and Kay from the Pop Up Soup Kitchen were recognised for their great work supporting those in the community who have fallen on hard times
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Trevor says that working with Tesco has been a lifeline for the charity that helps feed the Island's homeless and those in need
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Wight Christmas Trees will donate £5 to the Pop Up Soup Kitchen for every tree or festive candle sold. Read the details within
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This year on the Isle of Wight you can help the homeless simply by buying your Christmas Tree from this new business - they will donate £5 to the Pop Up Soup Kitchen for every tree or festive candle sold
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Although changes are afoot at the Pop Up Soup Kitchen's cafe, there are ways you can help them feed the homeless this Christmas
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The idea behind community fridges is to reduce food waste and help support those in the community in need
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Waste Not Want Not cafe/charity shop in Newport is on the look out for volunteers to help between 10am-2.30pm on weekdays. Can you help?
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The fundraising campaign runs throughout September and aims to raise funds for the Isle of Wight's Pop Up Soup Kitchen.
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With the roll-out of Universal Credit, Black Friday approaching and the negative financial pressures of Christmas, Waste Not Want Not say they've noticed a huge spike in requests for assistance.
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Congratulations to Trevor Blaney from the Isle of Wight Pop Up Soup Kitchen who last night picked up the 2017 Observer Food Monthly Award for 'local food hero'. Well deserved!
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The Isle of Wight Pop Up Soup Kitchen has teamed up with a private landlord to get at least five more homeless people off the streets and into safe, warm surroundings before winter sets in. Find out how you can help.
