Volunteers Week


Valuing Volunteers
A few other stories you have shared with us about your exceptional volunteers:

Lloyds

Big community picnic
We work outdoors in all weathers, we are now able to provide our volunteers and staff with waterproofs and suitable footwear, gloves, masks and ppe to keep everyone safe and comfortable and ensure those on low incomes can participate in our activities.

Tork
In the first and second lockdown our charity was buying all our PPE, facemasks and antibacterial hand gel. Then In kind provided the hand gel and facemasks which was a huge help to our charities finances, keeping our staff and work team members who have learning disabilities safer. Crafting activities items were a huge benefit sending out to team members that were shielding at home. Outdoor wear is a great benefit to staff, volunteers and team members as we work in all weathers.
Competition Winner
We are pleased to announce that the Zinthiya Ganeshpanchan Trust has won £50 account credit from the prize draw of organisations who took part in our impact survey last month. The trust provides information, advice and practical support to alleviate poverty and abuse across Leicester and Leicestershire. We hope the £50 account credit enables you to reach and support even more people with life’s essentials. Congratulations!
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