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Marina Munch brings festive cheer to Eastern Ravens Trust with free food donation

Thornaby restaurant has partnered with local charity to bring food to people in need

North East Bylines by North East Bylines
15-12-2025 15:00
in Community, Food & Drink
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Marina Munch in Thornaby has partnered with Eastern Ravens Trust in Stockton on Tees to provide free food for children, young people and families who are experiencing social exclusion or disadvantage.

Eastern Ravens Trust supports young people through informal education, mentoring and confidence building. The organisation also works closely with local volunteers who help deliver meaningful support across the community. By supplying a selection of takeaway meals, Marina Munch hopes to bring comfort, care and a bit of festive cheer to those who rely on the charity’s services.

The partnership reflects Marina Munch’s commitment to supporting its local community however it can. Known for its proper Thornaby hospitality and strong community roots, the business is proud to stand alongside organisations that make a real difference to people’s lives.

Sukjant Deol, owner of Marina Munch, said,
“We wanted to do something practical that shows our appreciation for the amazing work Eastern Ravens Trust carries out every single day. Food brings people together and if we can help brighten someone’s day during a tough time, then that is what we will do. Supporting our community is at the heart of who we are. We are grateful to play a small part in helping the charity continue its important work.”

Tracy Hamilton, Eastern Ravens Trust Manager, added,
“I would like to say a huge thank you for your generous donation of food to our charity. Your kindness made a huge difference and we are truly grateful for your willingness to support our organisation. You not only brought us wonderful meals, you also demonstrated the true spirit of compassion and togetherness that makes what you do very special. Thank you again.”

Marina Munch hopes the donation will help the charity create warm and memorable moments during a time of year that can feel especially difficult for many.

For more information about Eastern Ravens Trust, visit their website here. 

For more information about Marina Munch, visit their site here.

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