Roseland Peninsula egg producer St Ewe will be returning to Falmouth once again this weekend in another Shell Out 2 Help Out event in the town.

In a location announcement, St Ewe will be at Falmouth Rugby Club on Saturday 6th from 10am-12pm.

St Ewe Free Range Eggs launched the Shell Out To Help Out campaign to support local communities and food banks.

Since early January, St Ewe have been popping up at locations throughout Cornwall selling trays of free-range eggs to local communities.

For each tray sold at their current reduced price, 1 carton of eggs are donated to food banks across Cornwall to try and help ease the growing food poverty issue which is being exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Egg event returns to Falmouth

Falmouth has had two Shell Out 2 Help Out events in the last two weeks at Falmouth Garden Centre.

The first saw sales of nearly 20,000 eggs, which lead to a donation of 4,000 eggs for local food charities.

Now, the popular returns to Falmouth at the rugby club on Saturday 6th February.

How can I find it?

Enter through the main entrance and stick to the right alongside the clubhouse, 5mph through rugby club grounds, Tregenver Road is exit only.

Martin Glinski, Managing Director - St Ewe Free Range Eggs added:

"For those of you that can't make it to one of our pop-ups, you can still help those struggling in food poverty by flying on over to our Crowdfunder page and helping us to donate 5 times the eggs to those that need it most."

Click HERE to donate to the crowdfunder.

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