Christmas In a Box 2021

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Christmas In a Box 2021

Tinware Direct are delighted to support ‘Christmas In A Box’ again this year in association with All Nations Church Bedford, run in conjunction with Bedford Foodbank.

 

We have donated to the ten single person shopping boxes. These boxes include:

  • Tinned potatoes
  • Tinned ham
  • Tinned soup
  • Tinned peas
  • Custard carton
  • Teabags
  • Can of soft drink
  • Shower gel
  • Crisps
  • Box of chocolates
  • Mini choc rolls
  • Mini Christmas pudding

 

Locally Bedford foodbank is seeing an increasing number of clients on a weekly basis. At All Nations Church, they are helping to further support how the foodbanks work. Helping clients and other vulnerable people in the festive period.

 

With the ongoing pandemic affecting our local community, it’s important we help where we can. The foodbank in Bedford saw a 40% increase from 2019 to 2020, they expect it to be even busier this winter.

 

If you would like to play a small part in helping local families in crisis through the ‘Christmas In a Box’ appeal, then please get in contact with All Nations Church - you can also donate online.


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