Easter goodies donated to care homes in Hassocks and Hurstpierpoint

A Hassocks garden centre donated food luxuries to local care homes as an Easter treat for staff and residents.
Cameron Wells from South Downs Nurseries and the van full of Easter donations for local care homes SUS-200415-100328001Cameron Wells from South Downs Nurseries and the van full of Easter donations for local care homes SUS-200415-100328001
Cameron Wells from South Downs Nurseries and the van full of Easter donations for local care homes SUS-200415-100328001

Family run South Downs Nurseries donated Easter chocolate and delicacies on Good Friday.

Cameron Wallis from the Brighton Road business received a warm welcome everywhere he went, including at Villa Adastra in Hassocks and Ladymead in Hurstpierpoint.

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Steve Parsons, general manager, said: “The garden centre is closed at the moment and with food due to go out of date before we re-open, we wanted to make sure it was sent somewhere it could be enjoyed.”

Cameron Wallis, from South Downs Nurseries at Villa Adastra in Hassocks SUS-200415-100340001Cameron Wallis, from South Downs Nurseries at Villa Adastra in Hassocks SUS-200415-100340001
Cameron Wallis, from South Downs Nurseries at Villa Adastra in Hassocks SUS-200415-100340001

Many of the items given were from the Sussex Food Hall but would likely have been out-of-date before it could reopen.

A donation was also made to a local food bank.

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