A community fridge project could receive a £3,000 grant through a public vote.
Fare Divide (Littlehampton Community Fridge) is the South East finalist in Caremark’s Community Care Fund, which supports grassroots projects making a positive impact in their communities.
The project, run entirely by volunteers, provides free surplus food, a pay-what-you-can café and a welcoming community space.
David Glover, CEO of Caremark, said: "Fare Divide (Littlehampton Community Fridge) is a brilliant example of that.
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"Its work has a significant impact on the local area and is run by volunteers giving up their time to support others across their community."
If successful, the grant would fund equipment to help with daily operations, including a scissor lift table, crate dollies and improved shelving.
These tools would make it easier for volunteers to handle stock and improve working conditions.
Mr Glover said: "We would encourage people across the South East to read about the finalists and cast their vote."
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