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You can also drop donations for Calais at Dulwich Hamlet FC and Herne Hill market


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Just as it says above really!


I know quite a few people are dropping donations to mine (147 upland rd) tomorrow morning between 9:00 and 12:00 noon but if it's more convenient you can also drop them off at


DULWICH HAMLET FOOTBALL CLUB - from 2pm tomorrow afternoon. (Saturday 5th)

OR

HERNE HILL MARKET - there will be a stall there for drops off on Sunday 6th.


What Calaid badly need:


SHOES: trainers or hiking shoes size 41-46

TENTS, COVERS, TARPAULIN

JACKETS: size SMALL and MEDIUM only

TRAVELLING BAGS

SOCKS

CANDLES or other lighting implements

BELTS


What calaid ALWAYS need:

Tracksuit trousers

Jeans size 28-32

Blankets

Sleeping bags

Soap

Shampoo

Toothbrushes

Toothpaste

Plastic bags

Woolly hats

Pants

Pots

Pans


What they DO NOT need:

WOMEN and CHILDREN?S CLOTHES or SHOES

Sheets

Pillows

Suits

Town Shoes

Jumpers

Wellingtons

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