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The one near me either doesn't do that, or maybe they only have the "access to kitchen" bags by the time the homeless get there.
Which food bank is this because they're supposed to be registered on a list and they're supposed to behave according to a set of rules. Now there are random churches who decide to "be Christian" but do it badly. Nothing can be done about them. But if they are on the list of approved food banks they're supposed to operate according to approved rules.
I assume it's a Trussell Trust one, but they are all in churches round here, so it could be as simple as an 80 year old volunteer giving out the wrong bags...