不可思议的世界纪录尝试涉及130000人cans of food to take place in Milton Keynes park

All the cans will afterwards go to the city’s food bank

An ambitious world record attempt to form a mammoth 10km line of tinned food is to take place in a city park.

MK Canis organised byMK Food Bank,which will afterwards use the food to feed the growing number of people who are struggling to feed themselves and their families.

The once in a lifetime event is due to take place on World Food Day, Monday October 16, in Campbell Park.

Campbell Park will house a 10km line of canned food in the world record attempt Campbell Park will house a 10km line of canned food in the world record attempt
Campbell Park will house a 10km line of canned food in the world record attempt

It will be officially launched next month, when the food bank will appeal for 400 businesses, schools, churches, parish councils and community groups to each adopt a section of the line and collect the cans.

A spokesman for MK Food Bank said: “We’re very excited to announce the launch of ‘MK Can’ - MK Food Bank’s attempt to smash the current Guinness World Record for the longest line of cans of food.

“We are mobilising the whole ofMilton Keynesto help achieve this on World Food Day, Monday 16th October, and are aiming for an ambitious 10km line (about 130,000 cans) around Campbell Park.”

Any group or organisation that wants to attend the launch and take park should registerhere.

MK Food Bank supports more than 5,000 families a year.Peoplecall or are referred for a variety of reasons, including family crises, loss of employment or benefits and debt problems.

Sometimes people coming out of hospital or prison need immediate practical support, as do those placed in emergency accommodation. Whatever circumstances leave families struggling, The Food Bank can provide short term, crisis food support.

Based at Kiln Farm, it distributes food from 10 serving centres across MK.

Currently there is high demand for tinned meat, pasta sauce, rice pudding/custard, tinned fruit, jam, peanut butter or chocolate spread, squash/juice and tea and coffee.

Details of how you can help arehere.

People in need cancontact the food bankand, after discussing their situation in confidence with the team, they will be given a voucher number to be redeemed at one of the serving centres for a parcel of food.

Inidviduals can be issued with up to six vouchers within a rolling 12-month period. After that, the food bank can help assess their situation and get them additional support.

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