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87-year-old Lavinia, making scarves for Arrival Packs, with fabric from Giving World Online
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  “This helps both businesses and communities an . . .

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Case Study: Warm comforts

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“We are delighted we can make a use to our end of ranges, samples and split case goods through Giving World Online," Anthony Wagman, Chief Executive, Quest Personal Care Global Ltd.

"It's great to see the range of projects we have been able to help through Giving World Online and how much difference we can make to charities," Gary Bates, Managing Director, Serif (Europe) Ltd.

"We are pleased that by donating this furniture to Giving World Online we are helping good causes, as well as preventing it from being sent to landfill sites," Hilary Fryer, Charnwood Borough Council Cabinet Member for the Environment.

“This helps both businesses and communities and is an excellent and unique concept,” Martin Traynor, Chief Executive, Leicestershire Chamber of Commerce.

“Think of Giving World Online as a sort of dot.com dating agency; a marriage bureau that matches the needy with the givey to create relationships made in recycling heaven,” Leicester Mercury.

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87-year-old Lavinia, making scarves for Arrival Packs, with fabric from Giving World Online

87-year-old Lavinia making scarves for Arrival Packs, with fabric from Giving World Online.

"Imagine having to flee your homeland because of war, terror or persecution. Imagine being a child or young person. Imagine not having your parents with you because they were killed before you left or were unable to leave. Imagine arriving in a strange country, seeking refuge. Imagine having absolutely nothing.

 

Separated children are among the most vulnerable members of our society. The Separated Child Foundation tries to support them in various ways and one of its projects is Arrival Packs — duffle bags crammed full of toiletries, clothing and other essentials.

 

We’re an entirely volunteer-led charity on a tight budget so imagine our delight when we discovered Giving World Online. We’ve received some tops and loads of warm socks, which have been a real gift in this cold weather.

 

We also used a bit of creativity and partnered with New London Synagogue on a day of social action—that involved members of all ages. One of the activities was making scarves from the woollen cloth that we received from Giving World Online.    

 

All praise to Giving World for its sterling work and thanks to the companies that donate such valuable goods!" Angela Gluck, Trustee, The Separated Child Foundation

 

Young refugees sporting their Arrival Packs

Young refugees sporting their Arrival Packs

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