A Glasgow boxing club will be handing out bags of essentials to those in need this winter.
and goods to give out, following donations from parents of the academy.The bags include"essentials" and non-perishable goods that will be dropped-off at older or vulnerable people's homes.Deliveries will begin from Friday, December 23 and will last until Tuesday, January 3.
The group took to Facebook to share the initiative, stating that individuals that wish to use the service can do so"privately" and that the bag is completely free of charge. Anthony Quayle, coach at Southside Boxing Academy, told the Glasgow Times:"We had a fund to do this initiative through lockdown, but with the cost-of-living, we have decided to do it ourselves to help local people.
"We will be delivering the food to vulnerable and older people, and people hit hard by the cost-of-living crisis.Anthony added that the team have rallied up a"massive" box of goods for a local foodbank.The gym can be found at 179 Prospecthill Circus.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
The story of the Glasgow park where the first British motor car was builtThe story of Glasgow's Springburn Park.
Read more »
Police issue update after Glasgow street sealed off due to crime scenePolice have provided an update on an incident on a Glasgow street.
Read more »
Home Bargains plans to build distribution site near Glasgow creating 400 jobsIt comes as part of the company's plans to grow to 1,000 stores and employ over 40,000 staff.
Read more »
Cops release pics of man hunted after early-hours attack and robbery in GlasgowPolice have shared images of a man they wish to speak to in connection with the violent robbery of a 24-year-old man in Dennistoun on March 26.
Read more »
Celtic star spotted celebrating World Cup win in Glasgow city centreA Celtic star was spotted celebrating Argentina's World Cup win in Glasgow.
Read more »
Glasgow footballers 'left penniless' after foreign transfer dreams turn into nightmareStevie Mallan and Alan Martin both landed big money deals to play abroad, but their dreams were shattered when bosses failed to pay their wages.
Read more »