Craigavon Food Bank receives a £2k donation from Home Bargains store

The official opening of a new £1m Home Bargains store in Craigavon was marked with the handover of a cheque to Craigavon Food Bank.
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The new store, which will create 46 new jobs, opened at Marlborough Retail Park on Saturday.

The firm donated £2k to Craigavon Area Foodbank which provides three days’ nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people who are referred to the charity in crisis.

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Daniel Jackson, the new Craigavon store manager, said: “Having worked for Home Bargains for 8 years – starting out at a sales assistant – I can honestly say opening the new Marlborough Retail Park store is one of the highlights of my career.”

Home Bargains, donated £2k to Craigavon Area Foodbank at its official opening last Saturday.Home Bargains, donated £2k to Craigavon Area Foodbank at its official opening last Saturday.
Home Bargains, donated £2k to Craigavon Area Foodbank at its official opening last Saturday.

A spokesperson from Craigavon Area Foodbank said: “We are absolutely delighted to have been chosen by the staff at Home Bargains to receive this generous donation! These are difficult times for so many people, and this will be a great help to us as we continue to provide emergency food for those who need some temporary support.”

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Home Bargains in Craigavon officially opened on Saturday.Home Bargains in Craigavon officially opened on Saturday.
Home Bargains in Craigavon officially opened on Saturday.

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