A community champion at a supermarket in Heswall has donated almost 500 easter eggs to those in needs across the Wirral community.
Lindsay Kennedy, Community Champion at Tesco Heswall has been helping to distribute the eggs to vulnerable children, care home residents, hospital staff and patients and homeless people.
The donation started with Rotary Club of Heswall reaching out to the store to contribute 125 eggs to Tesco’s upcoming donation drive.
Easter eggs ready to be distributed to those in need across Wirral
Lindsay said: “Easter is usually a period for spending time for family, but we appreciate that this might not be possible for many in the current circumstances.
“We hope that these small acts of kindness offer a gesture of support to those in our community that may be struggling.”
Lindsay Kennedy with easter egg collection
Working together with The Rotary Club, Tesco doubled the number of eggs by donating 250 more to the cause.
Lindsay, alongside a representative from the Rotary Club, spent the day delivering the sweet surprises to nursing homes across the community, much to the residents’ delight.
Easter eggs being dropped off at care home
An additional 70 eggs which were donated by local customers have been distributed by Lindsay to patients and staff at Wirral University Teaching Hospital.
The final 150 eggs will be distributed to vulnerable children and homeless adults within the community.
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