Supporting the Hope Centre
21/1/2019
Porsche Centre Silverstone is supporting The Hope Centre , a progressive anti-poverty charity which works to improve the lives of anyone affected by poverty, especially homelessness.
In the current cold weather, they are campaigning to offer warm coats to the homeless. We are delighted to help by offering a drop-off point for anyone wishing to donate.
The Hope Centre is a community charity owned by local people, with a positive agenda for local people including:
- Providing practical services to help people survive poverty and homelessness
- Providing training and skills to improve employability, helping end the cycle of poverty
- Campaigning against negative attitudes towards, and poor treatment of, the disadvantaged
Please drop in into Porsche Centre Silverstone if you have any coats you would like to donate and email info@porschesilverstone for more information.
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