Supporting Sharewear - May 2024
Thu, May 9th 2024 at 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Supporting Sharewear Clothing Scheme
Rotarian Catriona Humphreys had a busy morning today dropping off donations from the Rotary Club of Nottingham to Sharewear Clothing Scheme
Sharewear Clothing Scheme offer free-of-charge clothing choices to people in economic difficulty, using a combination of a referral system for individuals and an outreach service for organisations.
Their clothing range covers all types for all ages from birth upwards, and includes shoes and coats. They also offer bedding. They are funded by a combination of community fundraising, benefactors and grant awards.
Our club members donated pre-loved items which Cat kindly dropped off at Sharewear’s donation point at St Jude's Church, Mapperley
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