Lidl says it will donate millions of meals to families in need over the school holidays - with help from shoppers. The food will be distributed through its charity partner Neighbourly.
It will see donations direct from Lidl stores, as well as customer donations through ‘Good to Give’ in a bid to combat school holiday hunger as children from families on low incomes are unable to access free school meals. The initiative was launched by the supermarket chain to increase the nutritional variety of the food provided to families in need.
Good to Give signs in stores highlight 30 products which have been selected for their nutritional value. They include tinned fruit, noodles, and brown rice.
