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Renfrew Community Council Supports Local Families with Winter Donations

  • Writer: RCC
    RCC
  • Dec 11
  • 1 min read

Renfrew Community Council has donated £250 to Renfrewshire Toy Bank and £250 to Renfrewshire Food Bank to support families across the town during the winter period.

 

The contributions will help provide toys, gifts, and essential food items for households who need a bit of extra support. Both organisations work quietly throughout the year to make sure families in Renfrew are cared for with dignity, warmth, and understanding.

 

Community Councillor Gary McGuire, said:

“These groups are part of the fabric of Renfrew. They treat every person who comes through the door with kindness, and they make sure help gets to where it’s needed. The volunteers at the Toy Bank and Food Bank give their time, energy and compassion every single week. Our donation is simply a way of backing that effort We’re glad to play a small part in supporting the work they do for our neighbours. If anyone in our community wants to support them - through a donation, helping at a collection point, or spreading the word - it all makes a real difference.”

Renfrewshire Toy Bank and Renfrewshire Food Bank rely on community generosity to continue their work, and both welcome contributions from individuals, local groups, and businesses.

 

Renfrew Community Council will continue to work closely with local partners and volunteers to support community wellbeing throughout the year.

 
 

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