Get a sneak peek into the future of FareShare
FareShare urgently needs to expand our Melbourne kitchen and warehouse facility to boost our capacity to provide free meals on the scale required.
The transformation of our site will add a third kitchen, boost our freezer, coolroom and storage capacity, and update our facility. Most importantly, it will give us the ability to cook an extra 500,000 meals a year.
Check out this flyover video, created by Wiley – the award-winning project delivery company responsible for the build – to see what our kitchens will look like later this year.
FareShare will be present at many NAIDOC 2024 activities this week, and supports the celebration and recognition of the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC stands for National Aborigines and Islanders
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