Serving Our Superheroes
Providing items to where they are needed most
What we do
Serving Our Superheroes provides toiletry packs and sanitary items, to the NHS, the homeless, refugees and to victims of domestic violence and to those in the community, who are in need.
We also provide hand knitted items; baby clothes, hats and blankets and dementia aids (fiddle/twiddle muffs).
Serving Our Superheroes has also set up a 'Pants for Patients' project, providing trousers to hospitals, for hospital patients.
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We also provide luxury skin care items for hospices. Hampers of products and on occasion we can pass on towels, bedding and good quality children's clothes, toys and other sundry items.
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To date; 23rd December 2023 we have donated over 174,661 items / supported over 174,661 people. The estimated retail value of items donated to date is in excess of over £3,500,000.
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Activities
Providing items to those in need
Items for the Homeless
Providing toiletries, blankets, clothes and other items for street homeless and for homeless shelters.
Baby items
Providing baby hats, clothes, blankets and toiletries to hospitals and baby banks.
Washbags filled with toiletries
Patient washbags, washbags for the homeless, refugees and victims of domestic abuse and domestic violence.
Sanitary Items
Helping to end period poverty
Pants for Patients
Pants for patients are trousers for hospital patients
Dementia aids
Twiddle / fiddle muffs for dementia patients.
Laundry bags
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Fabric tote bags
At the start of the pandemic we provided laundry bags to front line staff, we then went onto provide food banks with bags for food parcels.
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Serving Our Superheroes partners with Clean Conscience
January 2024 - Serving Our Superheroes partners with Clean Conscience to ensure sustainable donations, to protect the environment.
Serving Our Superheroes collaborates with Dress a Girl
June 2021 - Serving Our Superheroes and One Nation collaborates with Dress a Girl around the world to provide 400 dresses and 60 shoes to young girls in Syria.