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"We've got shoeboxes full of little items and plenty of jackets, shoes, hats and scarves, popup tents, bedding and first-aid kits – just about everything you could think of. It's possible that we might carry on after Christmas. "We're staying local for the time being, mostly around Colne and the rest of Pendle and Burnley, but we could go down to Rossendale and Manchester. There are people who are squatting or on the streets, and they're not going to get anything at Christmas. "The idea for Love at Christmas came out of the blue.
We're aware of homeless people in Nelson, and not so many in Colne, but there are a lot of people on the borderline of being homeless. "I don't think that in 2015 there should be people without a home. Tom said: "If I see a homeless person, I don't give them money but I'll give them something to eat or a brew. On top of that, many individual offers of help have been pouring in via the Facebook page. Open Door at Nelson has donated 50 duvets, pillows and blankets, while the Pets at Home store at Colne has given dog treats and the charity Pendle Dogs in Need has given dog sleeping bags and treats. They were recently given free use of a warehouse store room by Darren Harrison of AC/DC electrical suppliers at Barrowford.īarry and Tracy Jordan of Textstyles, Colne, have made a sign for the van, and their son Thomas has printed leaflets for them handed out by Colne Fire Station. The idea has caught on, and offers of help keep pouring in. It's all to do with receiving donations and passing them on to the needy. Love at Christmas isn't a formal charity and doesn't accept cash donations. We've had help from all over, and especially from people in Colne.
"We put Love at Christmas on Facebook and it just took off from there. "We've only been going for a few weeks and the response has been unreal," said Tom, 31, who is a self-employed builder from Colne. Now Tom and Victoria face a busy few weeks up to Christmas as they and their helpers sort a mountain of donated goods and give it away. XLCR donated the van and the insurance to ensure the homeless could receive their gifts donated by the public.
XLCR Vehicle Management saw that 'Love at Christmas' were in desperate need of a vehicle to deliver the donations to the homeless people of Lancashire. Tom and Victoria Shaw launched Love at Christmas to collect donations of food, clothes, toiletries and treats for homeless people, and we're overwhelmed by the offers of help after they launched a Facebook page. Thousands of people have been lining up to boost a couple's campaign to help homeless people at Christmas.
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