Appetite On The Farm and Rinkoff’s Launch Charity Doughnut Supporting Enter DJ

Essex electronic music festival Appetite On The Farm has teamed up with East London bakery Rinkoff’s to launch a limited-edition charity doughnut supporting Ukrainian music initiative Enter DJ. Created to celebrate the festival’s fifth anniversary, the doughnut brings Appetite’s recognisable pink logo to life for the first time. Made using Rinkoff’s longstanding doughnut recipe, it is finished with pink icing and sprinkles and will be available throughout August. A portion of every sale will be donated to Enter DJ, an initiative using DJing, electronic music and education to support Ukrainian veterans, refugees and people affected by the war. Founded by DJs Elliot Schooling and Liam Palmer, Appetite has grown from a grassroots London party into one of the South East’s emerging electronic music festivals. The collaboration with Rinkoff’s connects the festival’s identity with one of East London’s best-known independent bakeries, which was founded in 1911 and remains family-run. “We’ve always wanted to collaborate with a bakery, and with Appetite On The Farm celebrating its fifth anniversary, we couldn’t think of a better time,” said Appetite co-founder Elliot Schooling. “Rinkoff’s is a proper East End institution, and we’re also really excited to support the work Enter DJ is doing in Ukraine.” Enter DJ operates programmes in Kyiv and Lviv, alongside additional workshops in Kharkiv and Vinnytsia, using recreational DJing as a tool for mood, wellbeing and emotional recovery. The charity release arrives ahead of Appetite On The Farm’s return to Kelvedon Hall in Essex on 29 and 30 August, with a lineup featuring Jamie Jones, Skream, Eliza Rose, Todd Edwards, Traumer, Dyed Soundorom and more. The limited-edition Appetite doughnut is available from Rinkoff’s Bakery throughout August, with further donations to Enter DJ also being collected through the campaign’s GoFundMe page.