The Real Junk Food Project will be bringing a bit of Christmas joy to every household in West Yorkshire
The charity has said it will be delivering free food hampers and gifts during the festive season.
It was due to put on a Christmas dinner for families in Leeds in December but the event has been cancelled due to lockdown.
Instead, the project will be providing every household with a free food hamper and presents during December.
Adam Smith, founder of TRJFP, said: "Let's not let Covid 19 beat us this Christmas and let's make sure no matter what everybody gets food and gifts this Christmas.
"This year has been an incredibly tough year for absolutely everybody and no judgement will be made."
The food hampers will be made up from donations and food from the project's warehouse which redistributes surplus food.
TRJFP has supported families and individuals every year including allowing homeless people to sleep in their premises one Christmas.
But this year they wanted to find a way to help everybody.
Adam said: "We are going to let every single household in the whole of West Yorkshire register and we will deliver food and gifts for children to every single household completely for free."