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Digg Deep Drop Off Point

Digg Deep Drop Off Point
 
D A Forgie, Limavady is an official Digg deep drop-off point.
 
Digg Deep For Kids is a campaign that supports charities in need at Christmas.
They have raised over half a million pounds over the years and have bought almost a million pounds worth of essentials.
 
This year they are raising money to support Save the Children, Cash for kids, and Saint Vincent de Paul. They then spend that money with local businesses where possible to get what the charities need.
 
Items that you can donate are:

Baby 0-3 Years

  • Nappies
  • Dummies
  • Babygrows
  • Rattles
  • Sudocream
  • Teddies
  • Blankets
  • Bath toys
  • Soothers/teethers
  • Baby hair brushes
  • Toiletries
  • Hats, mittens, scarves
  • Playmats
  • Baby Equipment

Teenagers

  • Speakers,
  • Headphones,
  • Power banks,
  • Blankets/throws,
  • Sports socks,
  • Beanies,
  • Water bottles
  • Fitness trackers
  • Hot water bottles
  • Bathrobes
  • Slippers
  • Dartboard
  • Skateboard
  • Football/rugby ball/basketball
  • Mini pool table
  • Electric razor
  • Headphones
  • Board games
  • Fitness equipment
  • Socks
  • Hat, scarf, gloves
  • Books
  • Watch
  • Puzzles
  • Make up sets
  • Nail polish
  • Room décor
  • Pyjamas
  • Perfume/aftershave
Please drop off your items by the 10th December so we can ensure we get it to the charity in time.
No food or used items are accepted.

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