
Arnold Clark has been working with local communities.
Arnold Clark has been working with local communities.
Throughout the current crisis, Arnold Clark has been working behind the scenes to help keep the NHS and key workers moving, as well as providing support to community groups wherever we could. Here are just some of the stories of the vital work our employees have been doing over the past three months.
District nurse Susan Windass said: ‘After having to purchase these out of our own pocket recently this donation means so much during such uncertain times. Thank you again from us all at Danes Dyke District Nurses’
Sally Hall, Communications Manager at Sense Scotland said: ‘During this crisis, ensuring wellbeing of the disabled people we support - and our staff who care for them – has been our number one priority. We have had to adapt to a fast-moving situation. As the pandemic impacted on all aspects, including public transport, we’ve found it challenging to get our staff to their place of work safely and in a way that didn’t involve long waits or journeys. Although we have some pool cars and drivers we needed more. This is where Arnold Clark came in, giving us use of a vehicle for a month. This gesture is much appreciated, and we’d like to thank Arnold Clark for supporting us to support vulnerable disabled people.’
8,500 meals delivered this week to families in need. #ThankYou to all our amazing volunteers for delivering to Hamilton, Castlemilk, Govanhill, Maryhill, Knightswood, Scotstoun, Ibrox & more. Support & Donate: https://t.co/xjzM6NJJVu #ThereWithYou #SikhFoodBank #ScottishSikhs pic.twitter.com/GLOcaMx56J
— Sikhs in Scotland (@sikhsinscotland) May 31, 2020
We provided a van to help Sikhs in Scotland volunteers deliver hot meals to night shelters to help families in need.
A huge THANKS to @ArnoldClark for lending us a van for the Community Fridge project! It has enabled us to collect over 5600kg of food that has BEEN made available, for free, to people in Stirlingshire. This project is in partnership with The Kitchen at 44 King Street #nofoodwaste pic.twitter.com/NK5hteUSpR
— Transition Stirling (@transitionstir) April 29, 2020
Arnold Clark provided a van to help environmental group Transition Stirling collect food that would otherwise have gone to waste, as part of the Community Fridge Project.