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Foyle Food Group Report

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In 2008 Foyle food group selected Action Cancer as their charity of choice. This partnership allowed the Foyle Food Group to deliver sound practical advice on raising cancer awareness. Throughout the year Foyle Food Group worked with the charity to promote the “Every Hour Club” and the Action Cancer bus visited Foyle Food Group sites. Foyle Food Group made a 20K donation to Action Cancer. This is a huge donation for any charity. In 2009 Foyle Food Groups charity of choice, was diabetes UK. Their partnership with Diabetes UK allowed them to further enhance their Health and Wellbeing Programme. Foyle Food Group also offers to the community painting and gardening tasks at local schools and day care centres as well as cleaning up disadvantaged

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