Low waste, Bulk buying for residents of Pascoe Vale and surrounding suburbs
A Community-run Food Collective run by Volunteers who source grocery and cleaning products in bulk and provides these items for distribution to members and visitors on a monthly distribution day. A variety of membership options are available.
Open on the second Saturday of the month, every month from 9:30 until 11:30
Located at the Pascoe Vale Senior Citizens Centre - James Reserve - 20 Norton St, Pascoe Vale
We encourage the community to bring their own containers for filling – but always have clean jars and paper bags on hand to make the process easy!
For an up-to-date price list contact us via our Facebook page or at pascoevalefoodcollective@gmail.com
Located at the Pascoe Vale Senior Citizens Centre, which is located in James Reserve at 33A Prospect St, Pascoe Vale.
Walk through the park from the corner of Prospect and Archibald Streets, or head for the corner of Norton and Camdon Streets and you will see the hall.
We have a variety of membership options – including casual visits, and annual memberships.
We could not operate without the support of volunteers – so please get in touch if you would like to help on one of our distribution days – pascoevalefoodcollective@gmail.com
Instagram – Pascoevale Food Collective
Facebook – Pascoevale Food Collective
The Pascoe Vale Food Collective is auspiced by Sussex Neighbourhood House.
This Project is supported and funded by the Moreland City Council Community Grants Program and the Inner North Community Foundation.
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Check the What's on page on our website or our Sussex Facebook events to learn more.
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