Our local NHS Hospital needs Hand Cream

NHS staff are washing and sanitising their hands more than ever. Through my wife (who is a NHS Frontline worker) I recently learnt that the staff at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham were suffering from dry and cracked skin on their hands because of this continuous lifesaving cleaning routine. Washing and using hand gels anywhere up to 100 times a day is taking its toll on those hands that help us so much.

I raised the issue with my business partners at Gambit Nash and we quickly organised and delivered a box of hand creams to offer some "Help for Helping Hands". You can read more about it here

The hand creams were very well received and from the feedback we have had, they were much needed. Now, there is more that needs to be done. With reports that the creams are all being used and messages on social media that indicate that this isn't an isolated issue, we need your help to give more to the NHS staff that need it so badly.

Our aim is to supply 300 more bottles to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham but if this fund raiser makes more than that, we will send the value in hand creams to other Birmingham NHS Hospitals such as Heartlands.

Please help!

All the very best, Craig Menzies & the Gambit Nash Team