The big-hearted nature of Glossopdale folk has come to the fore again through generous donations from schools and churches through Harvest Festivals to the local foodbank.
Glossopdale Foodbank co-ordinator Charlotte Mendes-Kelly said: "Throughout the past year, people have been really generous in what they have donated directly to the Foodbank or by what they have put in the donation baskets at the supermarkets, for which we say a big thank you.
"When we saw what people had given to the Harvest Festivals, we were more than delighted by the amount that had been given.
"And as we appear to be facing an increasingly uncertain future, we know that for people struggling to make ends meet, the Foodbank is a positive way by which they can receive help for themselves and their families. Every donation matters, so once again, a big thank you!"
For more information and details on how you can donate and support Glossopdale Foodbank, visit their Facebook page.
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