Generous Dunelm customers makes Christmas special for Shoreham care home

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Elmcroft care home in Shoreham has been chosen to benefit from the Dunelm community Christmas tree campaign.

Gifts have been given out by stores across the country to care homes, schools and refuges, to make Christmas a little brighter.

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Residents at Elmcroft, in St Giles Close, were delighted to be chosen to receive a host of festive gifts from the Shoreham store.

A Christmas tree was displayed in the entrance and covered in tags giving gift ideas put forward by the care home residents.

Kulsum Umme, left, and Jamie Coombs from Dunelm with Elmcroft care home manager Monica DonaldKulsum Umme, left, and Jamie Coombs from Dunelm with Elmcroft care home manager Monica Donald
Kulsum Umme, left, and Jamie Coombs from Dunelm with Elmcroft care home manager Monica Donald

Customers were asked to pick a tag, purchase the item and take it to the store to be sanitised and wrapped.

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As well as the presents, Dunelm donated a £50 gift card for the residents to use.

Monica Donald, manager at the Shaw healthcare care home, said: “After what has been a very difficult year, we all know Christmas will be a little different this year.

“Nonetheless, we are determined to make sure the residents enjoy the festive period and these extra gifts will go a long way to do that.

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“We would like to say a huge thank you to Dunelm and the customers for their kindness and generosity.”

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