For 27 years, Truck Festival has made Hill Farm its home, deeply embedding itself in the local community and supporting numerous initiatives. Here’s how Truck Festival contributes:
Sponsorship since 2019 has provided kits and equipment, boosting youth participation and expanding teams, including women’s and youth divisions.
The ever popular Truck Store, located in Oxford and Witney, is a local music hub with a seemingly endless archive of albums, band merch and a brilliant cup of coffee!
Each year they join us at the Truck merchandise tent to showcase their amazing music collection, clothing and music kit . The Truck store also hosts an acoustic space for local bands and if you want your merch, arm or artist memorabilia signed the Truck Store also takes care of all artist signings from within the merch tent.
Entirely run by volunteers, the Food Hall is a festival favourite, offering dishes like steak sandwiches, crumpets, mac & cheese, and classic tea and scones. In 2023, it raised £129,000, and in 2024, it donated £190,000 to local charities.
Truck Festival prioritises local vendors, with 32% of traders being local in 2024. The goal is to increase this to 35% in 2024, encouraging small businesses within a 50-mile radius to participate.
Since its inception, Truck Festival has been dedicated to charity fundraising, raising over £880,000 since 2014. The proceeds from fundraising for the Truck Trust and Feel Good Food Hall support a variety of local and international causes, including:
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