The Bishop of Crediton's visiting a local charity which distributes food to those in need today, as part of the ongoing campaign by church leaders to tackle the causes of food poverty.
Nick McKinnell will be at the Exeter headquarters of the Devon and Cornwall Food Association, which gives out unsold food donated by shops.
The Exeter Quakers are also backing the campaign - they say it's shocking that even many people with jobs can't afford food.
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