Priority Freight of Whitfield gives coronavirus face masks including to Dover Outreach and Folkestone charities
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Updated: 12:28, 06 January 2021
A company has given 180,000 medical face masks, costing over £100,000, to help charities and organisations affected by the pandemic.
This is the largest ever charitable donation by the Dover logistics firm Priority Freight.
Neal Williams of Priority Freight, right,hands the masks to Noel Beamish of Dover Outreach. Picture: Priority Freight
The masks are being shipped and personally delivered by its staff to 30 groups across Bulgaria, Germany, Poland, Slovakia, Spain and the United Kingdom.
Locally the beneficiaries include the Beacon School, Rainbow Centre and Mission Aviation Fellowship in Folkestone and Dover Outreach Centre for the homeless.