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Oct 2022
Volunteer sets up artisan market in Knaresborough to support food waste charity
A monthly artisan market will raise funds for a food waste and food poverty charity covering Harrogate and Knaresborough.
Held at Gracious Street Methodist Church, Knaresborough Artisan Market will have stalls across three rooms featuring independent traders.
It will raise funds for Resurrected Bites, which runs community groceries and pay-as-you-feel cafes in the same venue and in Harrogate.
The market runs from 10am to 3pm tomorrow, Saturday, with more dates booked in for Saturday, November 5 and Saturday December 3.
As well as refreshments and cakes, traders will be selling jewellery, art, crystals, gifts, candles, beauty products, vegan and eco products, and more.
The market is being organised by Resurrected Bites volunteer Jade Lapsley.
The charity's chief executive Michelle Hayes said:
Earlier this month, Resurrected Bites appealed for more corporate supporters in order to ensure it could continue to support vulnerable people through the cost of living crisis.
While it said it has funding in place for the next six months, the amount of food waste being donated had dropped and the charity was having to buy in more in order to meet demand.
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