The Coronavirus pandemic means that we face both a shortage of income and increased demand for our services from people in need across Greater Manchester. We are committed to operating our core services during this crisis, but we need your support!
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This year has been tough for everyone, however, the pandemic has affected the most vulnerable in our society most strongly. Mustard Tree has noted that in covering demand, their food costs have increased from £4,000 a month, to £6,500 a week.
Insight Recruitment has pledged to support Mustard Tree to help in the fight against poverty.
No one should go hungry this winter.
WHAT INSIGHT WILL BE DOING TO HELP MUSTARD TREE:
- Weekly food collections - Filling crates for Christmas - Promoting the Mustard Tree cause through our network - Special campaigns...
OUR CAMPAIGNS:
INSIGHT ACTIVE CLUB
Rather than slowing down in the lead up to Christmas - it's fitness at the ready! Our consultants will be embracing activity, running, walking & cycling with the collective goal of getting to Lapland by Friday 18 December (2091km).
TRADE A DRINK FOR A WARM MEAL
We will be encouraging individuals to donate the cost of a coffee to help in the provision of a warm meal.
Also, at a business level, while we can't celebrate the week's end, group incentives, or festive parties, we can come together in a different way. We're asking business to contribute part of their party budgets to help the vulnerable - trading work drinks for warm meals.
More information about Mustard Tree:
Mustard Tree has an established track record over the past 25 years, supporting people across Greater Manchester in poverty and facing homelessness. We create opportunities for people to help themselves through providing practical support, friendship, connections into work, improvements to health and wellbeing plus new experiences to encourage aspiration.
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The Coronavirus pandemic means that we face both a shortage of income and increased demand for our services from people in need across Greater Manchester. We are committed to operating our core services during this crisis, but we need your support!
Mustard Tree combats poverty and prevents homelessness across Greater Manchester.
We provide a foundation of food, clothing, furniture, support work and community, alongside courses, classes and accredited training. All in the same space.
We now do this for over 10,000 people a month.