A Christmas food bank initiative set up by Lincoln City supporters and backed by numerous local businesses has seen over £9,000 raised and donated for those less fortunate in our community this festive period.
2022 saw more than 50 local businesses contribute to the cause, varying from bars, restaurants, retailers, property developers, venues and more. Paul and Andy set themselves a donation target of £5,000 for this year, soaring past that figure with flying colours as £8,500 was reached. Lincolnshire Co-op boosted this total by 10%, bringing the final sum to £9,350.
“The main thing is that it all comes together and we make a difference. Next year is going to be even worse for people with bills rising. Collette Hyatt, retail manager at Starglaze, said: “Paul and Andy approached us and asked us if we’d be interested in giving a donation. After speaking to the managing director, we decided to donate an additional £50 for every £500 raised – which has been rounded up to £1,000.
Can Boston have one as well please ? As the one we have is ? underwhelming shall we say. Isn't it Bostonboro