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Stuff A Bus NI final push to support over 5,000 children this Christmas through virtual appeal

Stuff A Bus NI final push to support over 5,000 children this Christmas through virtual appeal
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Stuff a Bus NI goes virtual to support local families and raise £75k | Newry Times | Latest Newry News, Newry Sport and Newry Business for Newry City

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Stuff a Bus NI goes virtual for another year to support local families and raise £75k

Stuff a Bus NI goes virtual for another year to support local families and raise £75k
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Stuff A Bus NI goes virtual to support NI families this Christmas | Latest Newry News, Newry Sport and Newry Business for Newry City

Stuff A Bus Northern Ireland, launched by Translink in 2017, receives thousands of toys every year in aid of the Salvation Army and St Vincent De Paul. But this December, the festive toy and gift drop-offs cannot take place as usual due to Covid-19 restrictions. However, although the bus may be empty this year, no child should experience an empty Christmas. So Translink along with partners U105 and Belfast Live have instead launched a virtual toy appeal and they are calling for online donations at www.stuffabusni.com. Every day Coronavirus brings new challenges, especially for the most vulnerable in society.

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