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Thank you to everyone who already donates to us here at Hope! Your donations are very much appreciated and a great help. Donations from you will enable us to keep running services for the homeless, providing a shelter for those without a home, training and support to allow clients to develop individually and move on positively.

You can also donate other items to HOPE such as, bedding, clothing, and other essential items!

We are always in need of the following:

Dish clothes
Flannels
Razor's (both men and women's)
Shaving foam
Socks
Tea towels
Coffee
Sugar
Soap

You can donate any items at anytime to Hope Community Services, for our Emergency Accommodation Hostel. To donate call Emma on 01909 531294 ext.29 or Charley on 01909 531294 ext.21. Alternatively, you can drop off any donations at our hostel. 11-13 Queen Street, Worksop

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