Coffee Pod Machine, Arm Chairs & Soft Furnishings

By Corrie Thom
June 3, 2020 in Wanted

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Corrie Thom

Posted June 3, 2020

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Posted June 3, 2020

We?re in need of?. A coffee pod machine, 2 x wipe-clean arm chairs, washable soft furnishings such as throws and cushions and warm festoon lighting.

I?ve been volunteering for this fantastic organisation made up of events professionals from the theatre, live and business events sectors. @peoplepowered20. We've been working with hospitals, GP surgeries and care homes helping in any way we can, using our events skills to help flatten the curve and support those in most need.

My role is based in South East London and currently working on ?Wobble Rooms? at Lewisham & Woolwich hospitals. These are spaces we are creating for hospital staff when they need to have a few quiet moments away from the stress of the wards.

If any of the wonderful people of East Dulwich can help. Please get in touch!

Check out www.peoplepowereduk.org to see just a few of the great projects we have delivered.

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