Flash back to the first Samosa Fun Day
Samosa Fun Day is a community event, the event aim to prove the understanding and cooperative relations among people of all cultures, faith and race across Scotland, especially Glasgow, to promote diversity, inclusion and harmony. Samosa Fun Day had lots of great activities like -Henna -Sweets and treats -Food Mocktails -Bouncy castles -A raffle -Arts and crafts and more It was fun activities like these that made the Samosa Fun Day a complete sucsess
Beaverbrooks Supporting the people of Glasgow
The Crookston Community Group would like to thank Audrey and everyone at the silver burn store for all of their help and support. December was a very busy time for us and the food you donated was a massive help. We would also like to give a massive thank you to the Beaverbrooks charitable trust for matching the donation made by the silverburn shop this act of generoucity allowed us to continue to help, support and nurture the local communities.
Big lottery Community Fund helping the local communities
everyone at the the Crookston community group would like to thank the Big Lottery Fund approving our application. with this funding we will be able to continue to support and nurture the our local communities The big Lottery community fund knows that the best people to help the communities are the people within the communities and here at the Crookston community group we could't agree more. That is why we do our all to get local people involved with our projects. We know othe
Tesco community champion help to support local communities
Here at the Crookston Community Group we would like thank everyone at Tesco for all of the help and support they have gave us over the past year they have allowed us to help so many people in need. We would especially like to thank all of the community champion for all of the amazing work they do for their local communities
Crookston Community Group and ASDA Fight hunger and Create Change
ASDA and the Crookston Community Group are working to fight food wastage and food poverty. We do this by Working with a mutual partner of ours "Fairshare" and through these partnerships the CCG is able to pick up food that would be thrown into land fill and redistribute it back is to the communities of Glasgow. Therefor reducing food wastage and tackling the problem of food poverty. We would to thank everyone at ASDA for all of their help but especially we would like to thank
The CCG Working in partnership with the Colonels KFC
The Crookston Community group has been working With KFC for half a year now. We pick up excess food from KFC at the end of the night to stop it going to landfill and spread finger licking good food to our local communities in the process. As the Colonel once said "I've only had two rules do all you can do and do the best you can it's the only way you ever get that feeling of accomplishing something" Everyone at the Crookston Community Group couldn't agree more. We would like
Panda help keep local communities Tummies full
Panda Chinese Cuisine is a wonderful company that was named the best Chinese restaurant in Scotland 2018 and here at the Crookston Community Group we couldn't agree more. We work with the Panda picking up left over food at the end of the day and re-distribute that food within the local communities. The Crookston community group would like to give a massive thanks to Xichen and all of her staff for working with us. The the people at the Panda are always kind and helpful. Eve
Crookston Community Group Now Tackle Energy Poverty
The Crookston Community Group is now working with Home Energy Scotland. Our goal is to help the people of our local communities make sure they can heat their homes. Food poverty isn't the only form of poverty on the increase, Energy poverty is also dramatically increasing. This is why we have teamed up with Home Energy Scotland to help tackle this rising issue. Home Energy Scotland is a government funded programme that's goal is to help people in Scotland create warmer homes,
CCG Gives The Children A World Buffet Style Lunch
The Kids holiday lunch club had 30 hungry kids today. The kids got a lovely selection of Macaroni and cheese along with fruit, salad and some breakfast cereal for tomorrow. Here is what some of the kids wrote about the Lunch club - "I enjoyed the Mac&Cheese because auntie Cool made it and her food is Amazing" - "The food was delicious and i hope we get more delicious food like this. the volunteers are kind and helpful, every one has their own opinion and in my opinion the CC
Volunteers Face Storm Eric To help People In Need
Today some of our Dedicated volunteers took time out of their busy weekends and took to the Streets of the city centre to raise money to help the communities of this city. The goal of the collection was to raise money to help support the projects we run like Children holiday lunch Club -This Project is to tackle Child poverty and ensure that children get a fresh healthy meal during the holidays. FoodShare Programme - The goal of this project is to reduce food wastage and tack
