Milton Keynes families benefit from Franklin’s Solicitors campaign, Pallets of Hope

    The Pallets of Hope campaign, an initiative from Franklins Solicitors, has helped bring vital support and festive cheer to families facing hardship across Milton Keynes and the surrounding areas this Christmas.

    Through the generosity of employees, supporters and businesses in the area, the campaign has funded 20 pallets of food, clothing, gifts and essential household items, with a value of approximately £40,000.

    Working in partnership with His Church Charity, the pallets were distributed to food banks, schools and community centres supporting those most in need. Beneficiary organisations included Baby Basics, MK Foodbank, Shenley Community Centre, The Shelter MK, Water Eaton Foodbank, and the YMCA.

    Fundraising activities included a Christmas Quiz, the Milton Keynes tuck shop initiative, and ongoing donations through MK Food Reach.

    “While Christmas is a time when need is more visible, the reality is that many families in our communities struggle all year round. That’s why we are proud not only to lead the Pallets of Hope campaign, but also to provide ongoing support to MK Food Reach and Northants Food Reach,” said Andrea Smith of Franklins Solicitors, who spearheaded the campaign.

    “By donating through these organisations, businesses can be confident their money goes further, reaching those who need it most through the incredible work of His Church Charity.”

    Hannah Forbes from Baby Basics Milton Keynes said: “The donated items will directly support families with young children who are already under significant financial strain. We are incredibly grateful to everyone involved for their generosity and compassion.”

    Hollie-Jasmine, Fundraising and Partnerships Officer at YMCA Milton Keynes added: “We were amazed to get a massive pallet of food from Franklins Solicitors. This food will stock our young people’s kitchens this Christmas. Thank you so much for your generous donation.” 

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