It's countdown for shoeboxes
Tomorrow is the deadline and the Herald&Post will not be accepting any more after close of play at 5.30pm.
One Luton woman who has been following the campaign with interest lives in St Thomas Road.
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Hide AdShe popped in to help at the charity’s warehouse this week and revealed that as a child, she had been a recipient of one of the lovingly-filled boxes.
She can still recall the awe, joy and gratitude she felt when she realised that the gaily-wrapped package and all the gifts it contained really were meant for her.
“It was such a positive experience,” she said. “And it’s good to be able to give something back now.”
The local Operation Christmas Child warehouse is gearing up for a busy time as shoeboxes are delivered from various drop-off points to be checked and packed for distribution.
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Hide AdAnd it’s amazing what an impact these small boxes can have – what goes in is fun but what comes out can change a child’s life forever. Be part of that change by creating your own gift for a needy child.