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14 January 2016

Portishead Sainsbury’s makes a special delivery to Bristol Children’s Hospital

Portishead Sainsbury's makes a special delivery to Bristol Children's Hospital

Mog

A special delivery of 100 Mog books to the Bristol Royal Hospital for Children has been made by a Sainsbury's store at Portishead.

Copies of the books, Mog's Christmas Calamity, were donated and delivered to the Play Department at the hospital, for staff to give to the patients.

Paul Morrison, store Manager at Sainsbury's Portishead, said: "We are delighted to be giving these books to the Bristol Children's Hospital. All profits from the sale of these books has gone to the charity Save the Children to improve child literacy, and we hope that the young patients at the hospital will enjoy Mog's story".

Lynne Barlow, play services manager at Bristol Children's Hospitals, said: "It will be lovely to give the children one of these special books, it will really brighten up their day. Reading, or being read to, is a great distraction for children who are feeling unwell and a new book is a nice treat."


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