Proud to be a Charity Where Every Penny Goes to the Families We Support

We are proud of our continued ethos that our Charity runs purely on a voluntary basis – our latest accounts are shortly going to be uploaded on the Charity Commission website.

EVERY PENNY RAISED GOES DIRECTLY TO THE FAMILIES IN NEED – SOMETHING VERY IMPORTANT TO US. A DONATION OF £20 WILL BUY NAPPIES, WIPES AND BABY MILK – WITH NO PERCENTAGE TAKEN

Noted on our Accounts:-

TRUSTEES’ REMUNERATION AND BENEFITS
There were no trustees’ remuneration or other benefits for the period ended 31 March 2019 nor for the year ended 30 April 2018.

Trustees’ expenses There were no trustees’ expenses paid for the period ended 31 March 2019 nor for the year ended 30 April 2018.

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Grateful Families

A few of the comments we have had back over the last week, from the families we supported –

“Hi my lovely delivery has just been. Thanks so much for taking time out and ordering the food shop for us. Wow our cupboards and fridge and freezer are full.. should have seen the children when the door knocked like its xmas. Thanks again so much”

“I am so grateful for your kindness. I am completely overwhelmed and emotional at what you have done for me. Thankyou so so much”

From a Social Worker – ” I am with the family now and dad cried when he saw what you have given him and his children, he is so thankful and can not believe how fortunate he has been. And he can not wait for the bed and storage too. We have looked at the clothes and they are amazing!
Dad said he is so happy he can’t thank you enough.”

You all make this possible by supporting us – thank you xxx

Domestic Violence & Mental Health Causing Poverty

We have been very busy over the past month:-

A double bed & mattress, single bed & mattress, toddler bed & mattress gone to a family who fled domestic violence from another area; a stairgate to a child being safeguarded; a £50 Primark voucher to a parent in the refuge who had lost her only possessions of a suitcase of clothes; a foodshop for a family who had taken in a family member’s child; a foodshop for a mum who had changes in benefits and had to borrow £4 from a friend for milk for her toddler; a food shop for a family who had their money stolen and children were not attending school; a washing machine and foodshop for a parent with mental health issues; a single bed & mattress, double bed & mattress, duvets, bedding, hoover and iron for a family who had escaped domestic violence; birthday gifts for children in the refuge; double bedding, small cot, cot bedding and toys to a family living in poor conditions in poverty; 12 x birthday gifts for children in poverty; 3 x single beds for a single parent who had recently been homeless; a single bed for a child at risk due to parent with drug use and subsequent domestic violence attack; a washing machine and single bed for a family who’s child is at risk of neglect due to recent domestic violence; 2 single beds for a family in poverty; nappies and wipes to the refuge; a food shop for a family who have had special guardianship for a young child; pram, nappies, wipes, and baby clothes for a baby who’s parent has just come out of the care system; a food shop including nappies for a parent who has lost their job and was struggling to feed their child; a microwave and foodshop for a family in poverty; a special pressure blanket for a child with autism who’s family are in poverty; bed frame and bedding to a young parent who has been homeless and due a baby – and another food shop for a parent in poverty with mental health issues.

 

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