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Harvest homeless food

Published: 9:00 AM October 21, 2014    Updated: 8:57 PM October 27, 2020
Trinity Primary School, Portishead pupils collected goods for harvest festival with Don Coghill from

Trinity Primary School, Portishead pupils collected goods for harvest festival with Don Coghill from Portishead Methodist Centre. - Credit: Archant

BUNDLES of produce have been donated by schoolchildren to be given to people less fortunate than them.

Pupils at Trinity Primary School in Portishead were asked to bring in items of food as part of the annual harvest festival.

Don Coghill of the Methodist Centre in Midland Road, Bristol, also paid a visit to the school to celebrate the harvest service, say thank you for the donations and also talk to pupils about the work carried out by the centre supporting the city’s homeless.

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