A HOMELESSNESS charity has announced its sponsors for this year’s ‘Big Sleep Out’.
Charters Winchester and RBC Brewin Dolphin Winchester are supporting Trinity Winchester’s annual sleep out.
The fundraising event welcomes participants on Friday, May 12 for a night under the stars, sleeping outside on the grounds of the Winchester Cathedral.
The evening consists of entertainment such as Integr8 Dance, building cardboard shelters, food from local businesses including Piecaramba and Overdraft while raising money for charity’s work supporting the homeless and vulnerable.
After 10pm, the challenge is to get some sleep away from any home comforts. All fundraising goes towards Trinity’s services, offering long-term, positive change, getting people out of homelessness and ready to move on to independent living and into employment.
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Marketing director of Charters, Simon Comber, said: “Charters is extremely proud to support and sponsor Trinity’s Big Sleep Out. The work they undertake within the community is so crucial and we look forward to supporting them throughout the year.”
Manager at RBC Brewin Dolphin, Joy Moir, said: “Brewin Dolphin Winchester is delighted to be sponsoring Trinity and working closely with the team and the local community. Trinity is a fantastic charity that provides a range of valuable services to those impacted by homelessness and other challenges. We are very pleased to support them.”
Registration for Trinity’s Big Sleep Out 2023 is open now with spaces filling up quickly. For more information go to trinitywinchester.org.uk/bigsleepout or call 01962 828636.
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