Beacon of Light taking part in Kit Out Sunderland donation initiative
Beacon of Light is collaborating with Sunderland City Council to support Kit Out Sunderland – a sports kit donation initiative.
The Beacon of Light, home to the Foundation of Light, will serve as a dedicated Christmas drop-off point for donations, encouraging fans, supporters, and community members to participate in the season of giving.
This festive season, the Foundation of Light is extending its support to Sunderland’s most vulnerable by partnering with local charities Love Amelia and Sunderland Foodbank.
The "Wear One for Everyone," campaign has the goal of bringing warmth and care to families and individuals in need.
By collecting essential items for Love Amelia and Sunderland Foodbank, the Foundation is amplifying the Wear One campaign's message to unite the community and ensure no one goes without during the festive season.
How to Get Involved
From now through to Christmas, the Beacon of Light will have a Love Amelia Gift Tag Tree in reception, for visitors to take a tag and buy a gift for the recipient on the tag.
The venue will also be accepting donations, including essential items such as clothing, toiletries, and children’s gifts. The collection will directly support Love Amelia, a charity that provides resources for young families.
The Beacon of Light will also continue to be a collection point for Sunderland Foodbank, which offers critical food supplies to those facing hardship. Over two tonnes of food have already been donated.
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Both Love Amelia and Sunderland Foodbank play critical roles in addressing child poverty and food insecurity in the area. With nearly a third of Sunderland's children living in poverty, these donations are crucial in making a difference in their lives and giving hope and joy to local families this Christmas.
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