Items wanted/requested for Xmas hampers for families in need.

By Mrs.D
December 9, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Mrs.D

Posted December 9, 2020

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Posted December 9, 2020

Hiya lovely people smiling smiley x

I?m doing Xmas hampers or gift bags for families who have had it rough. I would like to help out these families by purchasing items for them and Gifting it to them.

This is my first year doing this. I was in the same position as these families and I was in need of essential items and kids items during the pandemic when my husband lost his job. So I got help and I was so so happy and it helped me so I want to return that helping hand and help out those who are going through a rough time right now. And when I can help them out it puts a smile on my face as it did when I received help.

These families where referred to me via the schools both my children attend. I spoke to both headteachers and the staff who help families in need and they refer them on to me. They were happy I was doing this as they said that sadly they weren?t doing it due to covid. They couldn?t accept donations.

I have made an Amazon wish list with some items that were requested by the families. Please do have a look on the link any donation made would be very appreciated. The link is: [www.amazon.co.uk]

Examples of items that can be donated:

Chocolate/sweets

Gift sets for him/her

Toiletries

Make up

Clothing

Toys - board games, etc

Thank you for taking time in reading my post. Anything is very much appreciated x

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