Shrimpsvoices

No doubt quite a lot of folk have, like myself, been sorting through their clothes to see what they no longer need to make way for that Christmas sweater or jacket given to them by some well meaning family member.

I've gone through my stuff and find to my surprise the number of fleece and winter jackets that I no longer have a need of.

We normally give our unwanted clothes to Oxfam but this year I want to give to a charity who will give the jackets etc to some homeless folk free of charge.

Anybody know where I can donate the jackets etc knowing that they will go FOC to the homeless in need of some warm clothing as they attempt to survive another cold winter on the streets.

Good one Steptoe

The man does not help himself one bit....could see that coming a mile off

Do you not think he does it on purpose , it brings spud head back into the fold

Why is it when the team are as dysfunctional on the pitch that the forum goes the same way Might be time to vote in some non-Labour admins

Spud head drops in when Burnley are struggling or he has some info from his Director chum to drip feed us. He is like the forums toothache.

For goodness sake, if I was your mam I'd send some of you lot to the naughty step.
You stay there a minute for each year of your age..

So back to the topic, LDHAS (Lancaster district homeless action service) had an appeal for clothes on their noticeboard last time I passed, but it did say contact them first as they are short on storage space
http://www.ldhas.org.uk/

I attend as many shrimps games as I attend Burnley games , at my own expense , apart from that I am guilty as charged of all other accusations

BerlinWaller wrote:Spud head drops in when Burnley are struggling or he has some info from his Director chum to drip feed us. He is like the forums toothache.

Brilliant

mrpotatohead wrote:I attend as many shrimps games as I attend Burnley games , at my own expense , apart from that I am guilty as charged of all other accusations

Are you as annoying on Clarets mad forum ?

Shrimp Girl wrote:For goodness sake, if I was your mam I'd send some of you lot to the naughty step.
You stay there a minute for each year of your age..

So back to the topic, LDHAS (Lancaster district homeless action service) had an appeal for clothes on their noticeboard last time I passed, but it did say contact them first as they are short on storage space
http://www.ldhas.org.uk/

Cheers for that info. Organisations like Shelter only appear to want financial donations.

Boo hoo

Christies Child wrote:

Shrimp Girl wrote:For goodness sake, if I was your mam I'd send some of you lot to the naughty step.
You stay there a minute for each year of your age..

So back to the topic, LDHAS (Lancaster district homeless action service) had an appeal for clothes on their noticeboard last time I passed, but it did say contact them first as they are short on storage space
http://www.ldhas.org.uk/

Cheers for that info. Organisations like Shelter only appear to want financial donations.

Stick tenners in the jacket pockets then!

Christies Child wrote:No doubt quite a lot of folk have, like myself, been sorting through their clothes to see what they no longer need to make way for that Christmas sweater or jacket given to them by some well meaning family member.

I've gone through my stuff and find to my surprise the number of fleece and winter jackets that I no longer have a need of.

We normally give our unwanted clothes to Oxfam but this year I want to give to a charity who will give the jackets etc to some homeless folk free of charge.

Anybody know where I can donate the jackets etc knowing that they will go FOC to the homeless in need of some warm clothing as they attempt to survive another cold winter on the streets.

Good on you Neil, you're a true gent!
I'll be doing the same myself with the addition of my fathers wardrobe that he will no longer be needing as he passed away on the morning of the 26th.

We've had a shit Christmas but atleast those who find themselves in a less fortunate position will benefit,
Hopefully see you at the Church today for Steve Mashiter's Funeral

Sorry to hear of your sad loss Ade.

Sorry to hear your news Ade. Thoughts with you and your family.

Sorry to hear of your loss, condolences to you and your family at this sad time. Puts other things into perspective.

Sincere condolences to you and your family.

Sorry to hear that Ade. Condolences to you & your family.

You are all TOP blokes in my eyes and always have been, YES I do rant but haven't we all when we're up against it.
I thank you all because right at this minute I'm dying inside

Very sad news, know what you are going through as I lost mine not too long my ago. Condolences.

condolences to you and your family at this sad time