A Glasgow soup kitchen has launched its annual appeal for Easter egg donations to be gifted to children and vulnerable families struggling to make ends meet.
The Homeless Project Scotland (HPS) which is based under Central Bridge on Argyle Street and is serving more than 1500 meals a day to almost 300 people, is asking members of the public to give what they can and “spare some pennies” to their service users.
Last year HPS collected around 1500 eggs but chairman Colin McInnes says with the cost of living crisis it is likely more children will go without this year. Mr McInnes is urging those who can afford it to drop off an egg at their base or donate online.
