The Big SleepOut sees hundreds of people choosing to spend the night outside sleeping in cardboard boxes to support homeless people that have no choice and have to do this every night. No one knows what the next page of your life’s book is: #ItCouldBeMe

Thanks for taking the time to visit our Unatrac JustGiving page. Unatrac is sending a team to take part in the 2017 Big SleepOut, where we will spend one night experiencing a tiny part of what it is like to be homeless.

Any donation will help homeless people through not only the toughest time of the year, where the temperature drops and we surround ourselves with family at Christmas, but also provide them with shelter and somewhere to get food and clothing throughout the whole year.

Please give what you can to support this worthy cause.

For more information on the Big SleepOut, Trinity and Slough Homeless please visit http://www.wearetrinity.org.uk/the-big-sleepout/

Feedback from 2016’s Big SleepOut:

"The Big SleepOut in 2016 was amazing, hundreds of people decided to sacrifice a night of sleep in order to sleep in the freezing cold…

The most memorable part for me was waking up! Amazed that I had slept at all … and the genuine feeling of appreciation for how very lucky I am to have a bed and a home to return to. It was amazing, thank you all at Trinity – your compassion as an organisation and individuals really comes through. It was an amazing opportunity”
“I felt so relieved when I woke up in the cold that I could go home to escape the uncomfortable experience. This is something I will not forget”

“I was amazed at how many people are willing to give up their in bed at their home in order to raise money and awareness for those in need, who they won’t ever have met. It was heart warming to see the amount of people willing to do that”

“I couldn’t possibly limit the best part of my experience to one thing – doing something good with others that didn’t require Iron Man fitness levels; the food, drink and company; my kids learning the value of money and the hardship that others endure daily”.