To help feed the bees which are critical to the food we eat a total of 330,000 seedballs were given away for free from Iceland and The Food Warehouse stores – that’s three seedballs each for the first 100 people in each store. The seedballs could be planted in a garden, pot or window box.
The Iceland Foods Charitable Foundation has announced a three-year partnership with The Natasha Allergy Research Foundation to develop a pioneering mental health and awareness programme for young people living...
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On 17th September 2024, Head Office held their annual Charity Day to raise funds for Iceland Foods Charitable Foundation’s Lead Charity Partner of the year, Campaign Against Living Miserably...
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For many families, receiving a life-limiting diagnosis for their child can be scary, overwhelming and isolating. Children’s hospices might seem frightening or unfamiliar initially, but they’re vibrant places filled...
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