A West Midlands new homes provider has made a donation to a food bank.

Bromford made the donation to the Black Country Foodbank in Brierley Hill.

The charity, located just two miles from Bromford’s Park Lane development in Cradley, received several food parcels as part of Bromford’s commitment to "strengthening and giving back to its communities."

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The foodbank is a Christian charity that aims to support those in the region who are experiencing "real hardship".

In 2023, the foodbank provided 549,394 meals and distributed 275 tonnes of food.

Keeley Jones, deputy CEO and operations manager at Black Country Foodbank, said: "On behalf of everybody we support and our team at Black Country Foodbank, we want to extend our thanks to the staff at Bromford for their incredibly kind donation.

"This contribution is especially meaningful during this challenging time of year and will go a long way towards helping those in need."

The charity serves the Dudley, Sandwell, and Walsall boroughs through its network of 26 foodbanks and more than 300 volunteers.

An additional team helps to run the main warehouse in Brierley Hill.

Catherine Jarrett, director of sales and marketing at Bromford, said: "We are pleased to have supported The Black Country Foodbank in its mission to provide vital resources to families and those struggling in the Brierley Hill area.

"We hope this donation makes a positive impact and we look forward to continuing our commitment to enhancing the communities we serve."

The Park Lane development in Cradley was recently completed and "has helped to meet the demand for affordable routes onto the property ladder in the region", with all three-bedroom homes reserved.

For more information on Bromford’s Shared Ownership homes, visit bromfordhomes.co.uk.

For more information on the foodbank, visit blackcountryfoodbank.org.uk.