Bridgnorth Foodbank issues Christmas appeal
A foodbank has issued an appeal for more donations after seeing more families in need of help in the run-up to Christmas.
Bridgnorth Foodbank is appealing for a number of items that it is running short of, after supplying nearly 100 people with food parcels in the last week.
Posting an appeal, the foodbank said: "As we're approaching Christmas, we're sadly becoming busier and need the community's support more than ever.
"We've supported 62 adults and 33 children this week.That's a lot of families and we couldn't do it with out your help.
"We're low on coffee, squash, tinned meat, pasta sauces, milk, milk puddings and biscuits. As ever, we need a constant supply of bags for life."
Anybody that can help is being asked to leave donations in the trolleys at the front of Sainsbury's, Aldi and the Co-op as well as the town council offices or at any of the churches.
