FareShare, which works with 200 community groups, says it needs more volunteers to get the food out.
BBC Radio Newcastle
Each week "hundreds of tonnes" of food from manufacturers is distributed to groups running food banks and cafes. Volunteer driver Lizzie, said she found it "rewarding" to give something back but added she was struck by "people waiting outside" the community groups she delivers food to.
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