While the stock market continues its rebound since the 2008 global recession, everyday citizens face tough economic challenges. Recent welfare cuts have forced over half a million UK residents to rely on food banks to put food on the table. But tighter budgets don’t mean that families must struggle to feed themselves. Meet Lewis Crutch, an internet marketing expert who is using his online influence to help others. Lewis Crutch is proud to announce the launch of Fiver Feeds to help those struggling with a tight budget.

As the founder of Fiver Feeds, Lewis Crutch helps thousands of families learn the techniques and financial strategies to put healthy, nutritious, and delicious food on the table. The catch? “You can do this for less than a fiver!” says Lewis Crutch. Instead of sacrificing the quality of food or struggling to put food on the table, Lewis Crutch says that families can still eat healthily thanks to Fiver Feeds.

Families can visit Fiver Feed’s regularly curated blog and subscribe to a weekly email newsletter. “Social media also plays a major role in how we intend to reach out to families,” says Lewis Crutch. Whether it’s a family of two, four, or more, Lewis Crutch hopes to help others enjoy healthy and nutritious emails without having to worry about the price tag.

The idea was inspired by Crutch’s own experiences. With just a handful of change in his pocket, Lewis Crutch tried to make a meal to feed himself. This simple adventure would blossom into an idea that is aimed at helping countless families across the nation. “We’re offering ideas for every meal of the day, including healthy snack options,” says Lewis Crutch.

As an internet marketing expert, Lewis Crutch understands the importance that web design, content strategy, and visual elements will have in creating an effective site that reaches consumers. Through strategic split testing, Lewis Crutch hopes to continue adjusting the site to match current trends and continue serving families in the UK and beyond. Recipes through email newsletters and the Fiver Feeds blog are 100 percent free for all visitors, says Lewis Crutch.