Estate agents nationwide foodbank campaign – we need your help
As members of the Relocation Agent Network, Pygott & Crone are delighted to be once again supporting the summer foodbank campaign. We are joining hundreds of estate agents from across the nation who are all collecting items in their branches that will then be donated to the local foodbank. Please help us make this campaign a success.
The foodbank campaign is running from 14th June to 18th June, and your local branch of Pygott & Crone estate agents is taking part. We want to make a real difference for the people in our local communities who are using foodbanks. With over 600 offices in the wider network, this is a big campaign and one we are proud to be part of.
How do I get involved?
Each branch will have a designated collection area and you are more than welcome to pop in at any time to drop off any suitable item (all subject to the current Covid guidelines of course).
Please spread the word about the campaign on social media, using the hashtag #RANFoodbank2021
What items should I donate?
In general, anything that is non-perishable and has a good use by date is suitable. We always try to donate a good variety of foods to make nutritionally balanced meals, and any dietary requirements if possible. Non-food items are also needed and gratefully received. Typical items to donate include:
- Pasta, rice, noodles
- Tins of soup, fruit, vegetables, chopped tomatoes, meat
- Jars of pasta sauce, curry sauce
- Cereals, tea, coffee, biscuits
- Longlife milk, fruit juice, soft drinks
- Shower gel, deodorant, shampoo
- Handwash, baby wipes, hygiene products
These are just some of the items you could donate, any suitable item is gratefully received.
Thank you.
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