Jogging Bottoms
Buy a pair of jogging bottoms for a refugee and give them something clean, warm and dry to wear.
Many refugees arrive with just the clothes on their back. Whilst there are some fantastic NGOs providing clothing, a shortage of supply and mismatch in sizes, especially in men’s clothes, mean many refugees don’t have access to clean, dry clothes. If you’re a fan of snuggling up in your joggers - treat someone to the same.
Help keep a refugee in France warm and dry by donating a pair of tracksuit bottoms.
Buy them some waterproof walking boots as well to ensure their feet stay clean, warm and dry, especially when they’re on the move.
Buy a pair of jogging bottoms for a refugee and give them something clean, warm and dry to wear.
Many refugees arrive with just the clothes on their back. Whilst there are some fantastic NGOs providing clothing, a shortage of supply and mismatch in sizes, especially in men’s clothes, mean many refugees don’t have access to clean, dry clothes. If you’re a fan of snuggling up in your joggers - treat someone to the same.
Help keep a refugee in France warm and dry by donating a pair of tracksuit bottoms.
Buy them some waterproof walking boots as well to ensure their feet stay clean, warm and dry, especially when they’re on the move.
Buy a pair of jogging bottoms for a refugee and give them something clean, warm and dry to wear.
Many refugees arrive with just the clothes on their back. Whilst there are some fantastic NGOs providing clothing, a shortage of supply and mismatch in sizes, especially in men’s clothes, mean many refugees don’t have access to clean, dry clothes. If you’re a fan of snuggling up in your joggers - treat someone to the same.
Help keep a refugee in France warm and dry by donating a pair of tracksuit bottoms.
Buy them some waterproof walking boots as well to ensure their feet stay clean, warm and dry, especially when they’re on the move.
Keep a refugee warm and support the local economy
We work with local charities and refugees to buy and deliver aid locally. Not only does this put money back into the local economy, it also means the aid is being provided by the people who best know what’s needed there.
So when you buy an aid item for a refugee, you’re also helping the wider community.
