Starter Packs Glasgow teamed up with the National Theater of Scotland for a noble cause. Riding through the busy streets of Govan on Clydesdale horses Baron and Duke, folks associated with the Allotment Project urged local residents to donate superfluous Christmas gifts, and household goods, bedding or clothing. They also accepted junk including electrical goods, furniture, car parts or old bikes.
national theatre of scotland allotment project
Since it’s not possible to carry heavy items on a horse-drawn cart, it was being escorted by a van. Starter Packs Glasgow will recycle the collected items to keep going with its practice of providing shelter to the homeless.
Via: EveningTimes
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