Following the overwhelming success of last year’s winter campaign, Four Greens Community Trust is launching its 2024 Winter Appeal to collect 50,000 tins of food, aimed at supporting the most vulnerable members of the local community.
The appeal will run from 18th November 2024 until 10th January 2025, with a goal to match—or surpass—last year's record of 51,340 tins.
Building on the success of last year’s drive, which was made possible through the generous donations of over 100 local businesses and countless individuals, this year’s effort will help many people in food poverty this winter. The ambitious goal of 50,000 tins presents a significant challenge, but Four Greens Community Trust is confident that with the continued support of the local community and businesses this goal can be met.
"We were absolutely blown away by the generosity of everyone who supported last year’s campaign." Thanks to their donations, we were able to make a real difference to the lives of many individuals and families . This year, we’re aiming to do it all over again, and we’re asking the community to come together once more to help us reach our goal."
Mark Rowles, CEO of Four Greens Community Trust
HOW TO GET INVOLVED:
Be a Location: Would your business or organisation be willing to become a collection point, if so please contact Four Greens Community Trust, either by phoning 01752 875916 or emailing nicola.white@fgct.co.uk.
Monetary Donations: Monetary donations are also welcome, enabling the Trust to purchase additional tins and supplies to meet demand. Donations can be made via the four greens community trust website www.fourgreenscommunitytrust.co.uk or by calling into the Whitleigh Hub.
Promotion: You can also help support the appeal by sharing information with Friends, Family, Partners and Co-workers.
For more information on how to donate or get involved in the 50,000 Tins 2024 Winter Appeal, please visit www.fourgreenscommunitytrust.fgct.co.uk, email us at nicola.white@fgct.o.uk or phone us on 01752 875916.
About Four Greens Community Trust:
Our vision is to eradicate poverty, social isolation and health inequalities within our community. We run a range of services including emergency crisis food support, befriending, community café, mental health advice & guidance and activities that promote health and social wellbeing.
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