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Shoppers donate over 200 Easter eggs to elderly people in Havering

Shoppers donate over 200 Easter eggs to elderly people in Havering

More than 200 chocolate eggs have been donated to elderly residents in Havering. The Mercury has been asking shoppers to buy an extra chocolate egg to donate to it’s annual Easter appeal.

Locals have been dropping their donations into the giant Egg Pod outside the help desk over the past few weeks. Retailers including Asda and Wilko have also donated to the appeal.

 

Centre manager Spencer Hawken said, “We are always amazed just how generous people can be, even more so during these testing times. “ The appeal has been running since 2005 and the number of eggs donated continues to rise, thanks to the generous support of shoppers and The Mercury’s retailers. “ Egg giving is synonymous with Easter and Easter eggs are enjoyed by all ages – not just the young but the young at heart too.” Kelly from Ravenscourt Nursing Home said, “ It’s really refreshing so thank you, our residents really appreciate it.”   

 

 Staff from Ravenscourt Nursing Home with Mercury staff

 

A resident from Emerson Court Residential Home with care staff and Mercury's  Jon and Justyna.

 

Natalie & Jon with residents of Portland Close retirement home

 

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