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    Weʼve raised £5,714 to Plymouth Together Keyham Recovery Fund, the Wolseley Trust collection hub ensures safe collection, and distribution to those who need it.

    Funded on Friday, 17th December 2021

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    Plymouth Together Fund: Donate now to help Keyham recovery

    The Wolseley Trust will be supporting communities in Keyham by overseeing the Plymouth Together Fund, helping to coordinate and distribute all the fundraising that has been raised to support the families and communities impacted by the tragedy last week.

    On Thursday 12 August 2021, Maxine Davison, Stephen Washington and Kate Shepherd, were killed in Keyham, along with father and daughter Lee Martyn, and Sophie Martyn aged three.

    As the community tries to rebuild and restore, the City has been touched by the outpouring of love and kindness that has been seen across the country.

    Thousands of pounds has already been donated to various charities, groups and organisations to help support the communities impacted by the tragedy and help them rebuild and restore.

    To help co-ordinate the fundraising, and ensure that funding is collected safely and distributed to those who need it, the Wolseley Trust will be the co-ordinating ‘hub’ for the collections.

    The Wolseley Trust is local organisation that aim to help support community regeneration in Plymouth.

    The Trust will be working with the Keyham community, including the Neighbourhood Watch group, and others, to collate all the fundraising that has been raised and place into a new ‘Plymouth Together Fund’. Working arm-in-arm with the community, they will then distribute the funding to the families of the victims and also to other local projects, groups and activities that support the recovery of the area.

    Over the next few days, those interested in fundraising to help Keyham will be invited to attend a virtual meeting to discuss how they can help raise money for the new Plymouth Together Fund. If you are interested in attending, please email: PlymouthTogether@plymouth.gov.uk

    Kevin Sproston, Chair of Keyham Neighbourhood Watch, said:

    “It has been outstanding how many people have donated money to help our community. We will work with the Wolseley Trust to make sure that all the money donated goes directly to the local community impacted by this tragedy and to the families.

    “Thank you to everyone in Plymouth and beyond that have shown that despite the dark days that lie ahead, we have support from so many people.”

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      90

      • Anonymous

        Anonymous

        Dec 16, 2021

      • Phoenix Wings Crystals

        Phoenix Wings Crystals

        Dec 9, 2021

        Many thanks and blessings to all our generous customers who contributed to our appeal in our City Centre shop. Gillian & Matthew

        £120.00

      • The Melbourne Inn

        The Melbourne Inn

        Nov 22, 2021

        All of our customers at The Melbourne Inn have helped raise this money over numerous weeks. Sending love to all affected. Dawn and David xxx

        £1,200.00

      • Anonymous

        Anonymous

        Nov 1, 2021

      • Anonymous

        Anonymous

        Oct 30, 2021

      • Mr & Mrs Roberts

        Mr & Mrs Roberts

        Oct 18, 2021

        Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone involved 💚💚💚💚💚

        £20.00

      • Sam Carrington

        Sam Carrington

        Oct 11, 2021

        £28.00

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