Fury as Liverpool foodbank collection stolen at Anfield in 'deplorable' action caught on CCTV

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Local people can sign up, pay a small weekly fee, and receive a supply of food and other essentials, with up to 2,500 people fed each week by the pantries.After 10 years of collecting on Merseyside, the charity took to social media to reveal that their collection this evening had been stolen.Fans Supporting Foodbanks said on X: "After over 10 years of foodbank collections at Anfield, Goodison Park and the HDS some chancer took the opportunity to steal our collection bucket this evening. This isn't ok," added another."We need to get a donation going for this.

Last year, the group, founded by Everton supporters Dave Kelly and Robbie Daniels, alongside Liverpool fan and current West Derby MP Ian Byrne, officially became a registered charityElected Chair, Dave Kelly said: “When Robbie, Ian and I first stood outside the Winslow pub opposite Goodison Park with a wheelie bin to collect food, we never thought that ten years later we’d still be doing what we do.“Although we are now a registered charity, with a board of trustees and on a formal footing, we remain a grassroots organisation embedded in our football fan communities, trying to do our bit to help our neighbours. You never know who might need our help but while they do, we will be there.”Ian Byrne said: “When we set up FSF in 2015, it was both a practical sticking plaster to address the hunger we saw in our communities, and a recognition of the need for a political solution.“The catastrophe of hunger and poverty in our communities is the direct result of political choices made by successive governments.

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