Manwell said the clinic saw more than 50 patients a day and would also be encouraging them to donate.
They would be letting all patients know on social media this week about the appeal.
"From who we have spoken to already, everyone is excited."
Bureta Physio is taking up the challenge set by Pyes Pa Doctors to collect donations for the foodbank. Pictured from left are Annaliese Horne, Blair Jarratt and Jess Manwell.
Manwell also has a personal connection to the foodbank.
"I remember when I was younger my family was in need of the foodbank once or twice, and I am now in a position where we can help," she said.
"We know the foodbank has been around for years and they have done such a great job providing families with the basic needs to survive. It just shows such good community spirit."
Getting involved in the Bay of Plenty Times Christmas Appeal was also another way of promoting wellness and happiness at this time of year, Manwell said.
And to up the ante, Bureta Physiotherapy would also be donating an extra item for every new "like" it gets on its Facebook page during December.
"We have a Christmas competition being run over December so we should see a few new likes over that period."
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