A school uniform event has been organised to help parents during the current cost-of-living crisis.
Lend a Hand is bringing back its 'Free School Uniform Giveaway Days' and is appeal for donations.
The school uniform giveaway days will take place at the Crown on Chorley New Road, Horwich, on Monday, August 12 and Tuesday, August 13.
Denise Silcock founder of Lend a Hand said: "After being able to help so many families over the last couple of years with our Free School Uniform event, plus already receiving some fantastic donations and getting lots of requests for help Lend a Hand Help in the Community and the Crown soon decided our free school uniforms day just had to be an annual event and this year it's going to be even bigger and better than ever before... with a massive two day event.
"So we're thrilled to announce this year’s free school uniform giveaway days will be over two days and will take place at the Crown, starting at 11am till 6pm..
"Everyone is welcome to come along and take what they need. “There will be lots of Volunteers on hand to help and also available if anyone needs access to extra help."
The organisation is currently organising collections for its 'back to school kits' -this included donations for primary and secondary schools across Bolton.
Denise said they need blazers, ties, shirts, blouses, dresses, cardigans, jumpers, sweatshirts, T-shirts, sports kits, socks, trainers, as well as stationery
Drop Off Points are at The Crown in Horwich., New Chapel Post Office, New Chapel Lane, Horwich. and at the Hub on Central Drive in Westhoughton.
Denise said: "We would like to say a massive thank you to Gary, Bev and Beth at the Crown , KC and Maggs at Tesco, Christine at New Chapel Post Office,. Anna and Karen at The Hub Westhoughton,. plus many more
"Please remember if you would like to donate, collect or if you or someone you know needs help please get in touch on 07939 500591."
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