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60,000 sausages donated to charity

Tuesday, February 09, 2010, 06:30

A CHARITY had literally truckloads of food for thought – after receiving a donation of frankfurters weighing two-and-a-half tonnes.

The Grimsby Food Kitchen, which looks after the disadvantaged, lonely and homeless at the Open Door centre, in Hainton Avenue, was overwhelmed after receiving a very unique donation – a total of 57,600 sausages.

The charity had a close encounter of the "Wurst" kind after they came to the attention of Tulip, a national food manufacturer.

Cath Homewood, a volunteer at the food kitchen, said: "Donations are vital to keeping the food kitchens open. It's wonderful the kindness people are showing us – it's amazing."

Read the full story in today's Grimsby Telegraph.

If you want to help the Grimsby Food Kitchen, contact the newsroom on (01472) 360360. The Food Kitchen operates on Fridays and Sundays from the Open Door centre.

Cath Homewood, right, Linda Gane and Ken Homewood who run the Grimsby Food Kitchen take delivery of two and a half tonnes of sausages from Dave Hodson.

Cath Homewood, right, Linda Gane and Ken Homewood who run the Grimsby Food Kitchen take delivery of two and a half tonnes of sausages from Dave Hodson.

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