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AN appeal to help feed staff working in the intensive care unit at the Royal Berkshire Hospital has raised more than £10,000.
Francesca Stanton, from Kingwood, launched ‘Take-Away’ A Little Stress last month with a JustGiving page.
As donations started to mount up, she began ordering food from Domino’s Pizza for delivery to the hospital in London Road, Reading.
Mrs Stanton chose pizzas as the focus of the appeal because Ian Rechner, head of the unit, told her that they “went down well” during the first coronavirus lockdown last year. She has since added take-away options from the Crooked Billet in Stoke Row.
Frontline NHS staff enjoying donated takeaway pizzas );
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A WOMAN from Kingwood has helped raise more than £7,000 for takeaway pizzas for staff working in the intensive care unit at Royal Berkshire Hospital,
writes Gee Harland.
Francesca Stanton launched her ‘Take-Away’ A Little Stress appeal at the beginning of this month with a JustGiving page.
As donations started to mount up, she began ordering food from Domino’s Pizza for delivery to the hospital in London Road, Reading.
Mrs Stanton said she wanted to show NHS staff how much people appreciated them. She said: “Initially I just wanted to do something that would be immediate and practical it’s a simple campaign and people want to contribute.