Up until 17 January, donations made to High Peak charity The Zink Project will be matched thanks to a Co-op Scheme.
The charity, which runs High Peak Foodbank, will use the funding to support local families this winter as Zink HQ will be open as a warm space during the day and on Tuesday evenings providing meals and activities for families.
Under the scheme, every pound donated will be matched penny for penny up to £250 by the Co-op. This means donations of £20 become £40, £100 become £200 but to qualify must be made through the Crowdfunder website.
Donations to the appeal can be made at https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/warm-space-at-zink-hq
In addition to the foodbank, Zink runs a community eco café which is open to all but offers discounts to families on low income and is free for foodbank users.
Zink HQ, in Buxton, runs a weekly timetable of activities ranging from a School of Rock to walking group, Knit Happens to board game meet-ups as well as CV workshops and work coach support to help people get jobs.
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