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Pepper Pot Centre’s response to the Coronavirus pandemic 

 

During the COVID‑19 crisis, the Pepper Pot Centre worked tirelessly to support our elderly and vulnerable members. Your help made — and continues to make — a vital difference. You can continue support us in the following ways:

How You Can Help

  • Provide groceries: rice, pasta, tinned foods, bread, vegetables, toiletries, cleaning materials, water, and other essentials.

  • Donate dry or ready‑to‑heat foods suitable for our elderly members.

  • Supply PPE and hygiene items: masks, gloves, uniforms, sanitising gels and wipes.

  • Help us secure support from local businesses such as Tesco, Sainsbury’s, M&S, restaurant chains, petrol stations, and other community partners.

  • Make a financial donation to help us provide:

    • Fresh food and groceries

    • PPE and cleaning supplies

    • Petrol for our minivan

    • Bereavement and emotional support

    • Regular wellbeing phone calls for members in lockdown who need information, reassurance and practical help.

Every contribution helps us continue this critical work.

If you would like to make a donation please click the donate button  

 

 

 

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Gift Aid is an uncomplicated way to increase the value of your donation at no extra cost to you. If you pay UK tax, the Pepper Pot Centre can reclaim the basic rate tax (25%) on your gift.


For example, a £20 donation becomes £25 — helping us do even more for our elders.

To Gift Aid your donation, simply complete a Gift Aid declaration. When donating online, just tick the Gift Aid box on the form. This does not commit you to anything; it simply allows us to claim an extra 25% from the government.

 

Gift Aid declaration 

 

Thank you for supporting us.

If you prefer, you can also send a cheque made payable to:
The Pepper Pot Centre, 1A Thorpe Close, London, W10 5XL.

 

Get in Touch

If you would like to support this essential service, please contact us:
📞 020 8968 6940
✉️ reception@pepperpotcentre.org.uk

 

Regards
Howard Jeffrey MBE
Chair, Pepper Pot Centre
www.pepperpotcentre.org.uk (pepperpotcentre.org.uk in Bing)

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