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Local Community Centre Collection at Sainsbury's!


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On behalf of the Copleston Centre I wanted to let you all know that we shall be doing a bucket collection charity fundraiser at the Dog Kennel Hill Sainsbury's today and tomorrow. If you don't see us outside, there should be collecting jars on the tills. We call ourselves`; 'Your space in the heart of the community', and we aim to serve the local community by providing much needed services such as our Creative Therapy Project to promote mental wellness,

youth clubs, and projects to beat isolation (street parties and Christmas dinners).


Please come along to Sainsbury's this weekend to find out more about our charity, and if possible,donate to our cause!


Thank you for taking the time to read this, we really appreciate it!

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