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Ian and his wife Sarra, who are both paramedics for the East of England ambulance service, called in to called two hampers of gifts and treats from everyone at the store to say thank you their amazing team who have gone above and beyond during the pandemic.
Sue and the team at our local NHS hospice constantly give care and support to our local community who are affected by a life-limiting illness and care for around 3,000 people each year.
Were were only too happy to donate bottled water, cereal bars and crisps to the major trauma centre covering Kings College, St Mary's, St George's and the Royal London Hospital.
I've teamed up with Mansfield and Ashfield Area Support Group and Skills for Independent Living to support individuals who are lonely or isolated with regular chats over the phone or on Zoom.
I was so touched to receive this lovely thank you card from the wonderful team at Birmingham Children's Hospital for a donation I made to them on behalf of Asda Sedgley at Christmas. It means so much that they took the time out to send the card.
Following on from the Christmas card activity where children decorated cards for residents of a local care home in Barrow, we're again teaming up with youngsters to send cards to our senior citizens.
A huge thank you to all our colleagues past and present who've rallied round to support The White Feather Project after hearing their supplies of essential items – particularly baby products – were running low.
In March 2020 our Community role was turned upside down, Helping our Community was about to change in ways we did not expect. Supporting the NHS with donations showing how much we appreciated everything they did, supporting Key Workers, Supporting Schools and Foodbanks, Groups helping to support the community even my local Hospital to say Thanks for everything they were doing during these unprecedented times. I thought my last donation of the year should go to the local hospital on the Critical Care Unit who looked after so many people but not just with Covid-19. So Nell is collecting the donation on their behalf as she is a nurse that works in another Department but even she has supported the Critical Care Team, when they needed that extra support. A very well deserved donation of Goodies which they can use on their shifts.
Colleagues at our Swindon Haydon store say they're so proud of 21-year-old Michael King who's really grown in confidence and is going from strength to strength since he started working for Asda two…