A Helping Hand
A Helping Hand Food and Clothes Bank
Find them on Facebook HERE
A Helping Hand is a food and clothes bank run by volunteers.
Located: Avenida Deva 315, in El Chaparral, 03184.
Telephone: 611 692 846
Opening hours: Tuesday and Friday from 10 am to 1 pm.
This charity has over 300 families on its books doing its best to supply people with basic daily needs. Much of the donated items are split into smaller bottles or containers so everyone gets a share (things such as fabric conditioner, washing up liquid, coffee, etc.).
A Helping Hand has joined Teaming to allow people to safely donate money. This website is extremely safe and allows you to sign up to donate €1 a month. Click here to see the website.
Donations can be brought to the Quesada Tech shop and BIg FM office. Because of the lack of space at the shop and office, we have limited the list to items desperately needed, no toys etc, blankets, or furniture as we have no where to put them. These items can be donated in the Helping Hand premises in El Chaparral Tuesdays and Fridays from 10 am to 1 pm.
All donations are gratefully received. All of you, our fantastic listeners, have always supported us when trying to help those in need, and now we are once again asking you to open your hearts and help those who so desperately need our support.
Much needed items are:
- Nappies (large size)
- Wet wipes
- Baby powdered milk
- Baby creams / lotions
- Baby foods
- Loo rolls
- Sanitary Protection
- Toothpaste
- Deodorants (both for male and female)
- Shower Gel
- Razors
- Fabric conditioner
- Liquid clothes detergents
- Coffee
- Cereal bars
- Cereals
- Juice for children
- Sweets and chocolates
- Milk
- Rice
- Cooking oils
- Butter
- Margarine
- Yogurts
- Fruit
- Vegetables
- Children’s shoes with some life left in them, clean and paired with string or elastic band.
- Children’s coats, again with some life in them, and in a clean condition.
A BIG thank you to Silverstone’s in Montebello for raising funds for A Helping Hand!
It’s thanks to businesses who fundraise and people who kindly donate food, clothes, and money that the wonderful volunteers at A Helping Hand can continue to help those who need it most.