Coronavirus Pandemic Support 2020 VPNA03

Anonymous

So many people need help due to Covid

Jean and John

Those who can should gladly help those in need. It could be anyone, especially in these hard times.

Panther Fitness

On behalf of members of Panther Fitness to aid the continued work done in our community by this charity.

Anonymous

Merry Christmas to all in need this time of year! x

Emma

Such a difficult year for a lot of people - donation in lieu of Christmas presents.

Ellis Patents Holdings Ltd Employee Benefit Trust

This donation is made on behalf of Ellis Patents Holdings Ltd Employee Benefit Trust. Thank you for the support that you continue to give to the local community in these difficult times.

Anonymous

I give support when I am able. I used to give food via church but have, for medical reasons, to remain shielded, so will give financialsupport as and when able instead.

JT Atkinson & Sons Ltd.

We hope this donation will help in your efforts to support those in need during these difficult and unprecedented times. From everyone hear at JT Atkinson & Sons Ltd., thank you for all your hard work!

Anonymous

It’s a wonderful cause albeit it shameful that so many in this country are struggling to manage to get food.

Anonymous

It’s completely unacceptable that anyone should go hungry, especially in such a wealthy country as the UK.

Anonymous

Thanking you for all you do and wishing you and all of those you support a very Happy Christmas

Anonymous

Donation in lieu of gifts from family to us at Christmas plus an amount of my own as a donation.

Anonymous

Food bank needs more help

Bethan

In lieu of a Christmas present for Christine and Peter Sheasby, who have recently moved to Malton. Peter is the local Methodist minister, we are donating to local charities instead.

Anonymous

Hopefully this will help send a smile to someone this Christmas.

Anonymous

To help those less well off than ourselves.

Anonymous

We're donating instead of buying each other Christmas presents this year.

Anonymous

To help out at Christmas rather than spend on cards and stamps etc.

Anonymous

THIS DONATION IS MADE FROM THE BENEDICTINE NUNS AT STANBROOK ABBEY, WASS. WE HAVE RECEIVED SO MUCH KINDNESS AND WISH TO SHARE WITH THOSE WHO HAVE LITTLE OR NOTHING

Anonymous

We have relatives locally and have made donation instead of buying them Christmas presents, so others will benefit as we are all lucky enough to be able to have a good Christmas.

Anonymous

I have made this donation to the foodbank.

Emma

We wanted to help the local community so we’ve decided to donate the money we would have spent on Christmas cards and postage to our local foodbank. I hope it helps someone to have a better Christmas!

Anonymous

Donations made from the villagers of Wrelton.

Penny Robertson

Pleased to be able to help this cause which helps so many people

Richard

a cafe at Helmsley (Barkers cafe bar) are running a campaign where they are providing free food to kids. We are fortunate that we can afford to feed our kids. They wouldnt accept our money yesterday, so suggested we make a donation to the food bank.

Anonymous

So many need help at this difficult time and we all need to look after each other.

frances

A much needed resource and help in this tough time for the people who through no fault of their own need it most.

Anonymous

Because you are doing a good job

Anonymous

Just to help

Anonymous

because our gov’t does not care

Anonymous

From Malton myself, where local MP has voted against supporting children and their families through a very difficult winter.

Anonymous

No One should go hungry. No child should feel hunger in the UK.

Anonymous

Because I’m appalled by the recent vote on parliament and by our local MPs attitude to child poverty. I wanted to donate to a local charity rather than a larger national one to support people in my community that need help right now.

Anonymous

I would give food to the Malton Food Bank but unable to give actual food. The money I donate is in lieu of the food and allows the Food Bank operators to buy what is needed.

Anonymous

I wish to support the people of Ryedale in distress

Roger and Romey Willis

Thanking all the people who work so hard in providing food for those who are struggling to feed their families. Our Harvest Festival Thanksgiving From Roger and Romey Willis

Anthony Miller

Donations are from the villagers in Wrelton after we 'sold' our fresh eggs and face masks in return for donations for Ryedale Food Bank.

Murray

Not visiting supermarkets any more, so can't buy food directly.

Murray Stewart

Not visiting supermarkets and so cannot buy food directly.

Anonymous

I want to support my hometown and those who are struggling to make ends meet at this time. If I was local, I would deposit a few items at the supermarket, but I no longer live in the UK.

Anonymous

I still receive 100% of my occupational pension and have lower outgoings so can contribute to those who have lost income

Anonymous

Because more than ever, those that can afford it should give

Anonymous

A donation from the sale of homemade crafts

Anonymous

Hope that this donation will help you to support homeless people in this strange and difficult time.

Heather

No-one should go hungry in our community.

Anonymous

Thank you, you are doing a great job.

Anonymous

Keep up the good work.

Anthony

Donating money raised from the sale of our free-range eggs and masks. Thank you to the villagers of Wrelton for donating.

Elaine

Money raised from selling plants in Wrelton Pickering

Anonymous

I realise the financial problems for many families at this difficult time and no person/child should go without food. All charities are suffering financially and a donation allows a food bank to buy certain items that may not be donated.

Anonymous

Coronavirus

Ellen

My children Evelyn (aged 8) and Matilda (aged 6) were keen to support the local food bank and made a little stall outside our house where they offered flowers and vegetables they'd grown in return for a donation to help the bank.

Anonymous

instead of giving items at church which is currently not possible

david

Helping you buy food for those not able to buy enough for themselves, especially in this difficult time.

Anonymous

Usually donate food

Anonymous

This money was donated from the villagers of Wrelton when buying free range eggs (from our hens) and face masks from outside our house.

Anonymous

Thanks for helping all the people in need. This is to further support your teams of volunteers in Malton.

Len

I hope my donation will prove helpful to local people who have such difficult lives

Anonymous

I regularly make food donations but given the current Lock Down I decided to donate the amount I would spend as cash

Anonymous

To help those for whom the pandemic has made life harder than ever

Anonymous

It is important that those not as fortunate as ourselves have the opportunity of having food daily

James

Keep up the good work to support people who need help during these difficult times.

Anonymous

My occupational pension is not reduced as a result of the pandemic, but others are only getting 80% of their income (and many are in more difficult circumstnces). As I am over 70 and being protected by younger people, I am contributing 20% of my income to various useful organisations. A contribution from Sheriff Hutton.

Toni

Living in Ryedale it was important to me to raise money for our smaller local charities. It can be difficult for many at all times of the year but more so now and felt using fitness as the challenge we could help a little to supporting this very special charity.

Anonymous

God bless you all in these difficult times.

JOHN

TO HELP PEOPLE IN NEED

Anonymous

Carry on the good work Ryedale Free Fridge

Anonymous

To help those much worse off than me.

Anonymous

I was donating an extra 40 items for Lent but only got to 11 so I will top up with my donation. Well to you all and I hope you had a blessed Easter.

Christopher

Well done Malton & Norton Lions

Sally

I lived in poverty for most of my childhood and feel grateful to be able to help families who may be struggling like mine did.

Anonymous

Happy Easter food bank.

JOHN

Because I am fortunate to be able to do so. And I am angry that others should need food banks.

Diana

I would like to help the people who rely on the food bank

Molly

People need the food bank more than ever during this difficult period, it's important to keep it going!

Coronavirus Pandemic Support 2020VPNA03

Malton, Norton and District Lions Club CIO - Yorkshire and the Humber

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