Sacks of Hope, a local charity initiative aimed at alleviating food insecurity, is pleased to announce the successful packing and delivery of 464 sacks filled with essential groceries and hygiene products to underprivileged families across Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire this Christmas.
The initiative, which provides essential support to families struggling with food insecurity, has made a significant impact, ensuring that local families can enjoy a festive season without the worry of where their next meal will come from. The sacks contained a variety of essential items, including fresh produce, pasta, rice, canned goods, sweets, and hygiene products such as soap and toothpaste, helping to meet the immediate needs of those in hardship.
“We are incredibly grateful for the support we’ve received from local organisations, volunteers, and donors who made this possible,” said Lawrence Patrick, founder of Sacks of Hope. “The positive feedback from the families we’ve supported has been overwhelming. This initiative not only provides practical help but also brings hope and joy to those who need it most during the holiday season.”
The success of this year’s distribution was made possible by the collaboration between Sacks of Hope, local schools, churches, food banks, and community volunteers, who worked together to identify families most in need and ensure the timely delivery of the sacks.
“This has truly been a community effort,” said Lawrence Patrick. “From the volunteers who packed the sacks to the donors who provided funds and goods, we’ve been able to make a real difference in the lives of families in Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire.”
With the ongoing support of local residents and organisations, Sacks of Hope plans to expand its reach in the coming years, continuing to provide relief to those facing food insecurity.
For more information on Sacks of Hope and how to get involved, please visit www.sacksofhope.org.
Contact:
Lawrence Patrick
Founder, Sacks of Hope
Email: lawrence@mehiel.org
Phone: +44 (0) 3001 021 585
Website: www.sacksofhope.org
