Media centre
We are Felix. We rescue great food and get it to people who need it. We were founded in 2026 following the merger of FareShare and The Felix Project.
We bring people together to rescue, repurpose, and share surplus food that would otherwise go to waste, turning an environmental problem into a social opportunity.
Together with 16 other independent charities, 18,000 volunteers, and thousands of partners, we support 1.5 million people across the country.
Media support
Our media team is made up of Charlie Neal and Alex Reynolds.
We can support journalists with:
- National and regional spokespeople for interviews
- On-site filming at our 37 regional warehouses across the UK
- Opportunities to visit charities and community groups across the country that receive food via our network
For all media enquiries, please contact press@felix.org.
Please note
We are sorry but as a small team with limited resource, we are unable to respond to requests from individual students seeking help with essays, research and journalism projects.
For all non-media enquiries, please contact the team via enquiries@felix.org
Key stats
- 62,200
- tonnes of food redistributed last year alone
- 148m
- meals delivered to communities
- 8,000
- charities and organisations supported last year
- £200m
- worth of food redistributed
- 534,000
- volunteer hours contributed
- 90%
- of charities said their food service contributed to a more connected community
Latest news
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Charity rescuing even more produce with innovative new smoothie
Felix working in partnership with growers and manufacturers extending the life of surplus berries and carrots that may otherwise have gone to waste.
5 October 2026 -
New Statesman panel event marks important milestone in tripling surplus food redistribution
At the 2026 Labour Party Conference, Felix and the New Statesman held a panel discussion event. Head of Communications and External Affairs, Ali Gourley, reflects on what that event meant for the future of surplus food redistribution.
2 October 2026 -
Felix reacts to Defra funding announcement
Almost £10 million will be invested in 45 communities across England to improve access to healthy, affordable food in areas with the highest levels of deprivation.
30 September 2026