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Three decades of helping others

Bayside NewsBy Bayside News14 December 2020Updated:21 December 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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FRANKSTON Council financial and corporate planning manager Simone Wickes with Community Support Frankston manager Steve Phillips. Picture: Supplied

COMMUNITY Support Frankston is celebrating 30 years of the Frankston Christmas Hamper Appeal.

The charity expects to deliver more than 10 tonnes of food across 1000 hampers at Uniting Church Frankston this year.

CSF Manager Steve Phillips said “dozens of volunteers (…) will donate their time to make sure that our most vulnerable families, couples and singles aren’t forgotten this Christmas.”

“We’re expecting another record breaking year with demand for assistance continuing to increase, including families that have never reached out for help before. Unfortunately, times are only getting tougher for people surviving on low or no income,” he said.

Community Support Frankston gave out 726 hampers to families in need last year.

Donations can be sent to CSF Material Aid Trust, Community Support Frankston, 35 Beach St, Frankston, 3199.

Tax-deductible monetary donations can be made at www.frankston.net.

First published in the Frankston Times – 15 December 2020

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