Slaughter and May, Hogan Lovells, Bates Wells & Braithwaite LLP and Stone King LLP advised on the merger of FareShare and The Felix Project.
FareShare and The Felix Project, two of the UK’s leading charities in surplus food redistribution, have merged to create a single organisation with
Slaughter and May has been supporting FareShare on a pro bono basis in connection with its merger with The Felix Project.
FareShare and The Felix Project are two of the UK’s leading charities in surplus food redistribution, each with the joint mission of rescuing food waste and supporting people in need. The merger will bring together FareShare’s UK-wide network and The Felix Project’s London operations, creating a single organisation with greater reach and impact across the UK.
The Slaughter and May team advising on this project comprised Roland Turnill, Christian Boney, Natalie Goodman and Sinead Boden with support from the firm’s financing, employment, IP, tax, real estate, and competition teams, advising on all aspects of the merger.
Hogan Lovells has been assisting the Felix Project on a pro bono basis. Bates Wells & Braithwaite has been acting for FareShare and Stone King has been acting for The Felix Project, in relation to the charity law aspects of the merger.
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