Trident supports local charity food appeal
Trident supports local charity food appeal
Team Trident recently came together to support The Clock Tower Sanctuary, donating food and essential items to help young people experiencing homelessness across Brighton & Hove.
The Clock Tower Sanctuary is the only drop-in day centre in Brighton & Hove dedicated to supporting 16 to 25 year olds experiencing homelessness. Alongside practical support, the charity provides a safe and welcoming environment where young people can access advice, guidance and community support when they need it most.
The collection was organised after Trident colleagues saw a social media post from The Clock Tower Sanctuary highlighting a shortage of food supplies. Staff responded by donating a range of non-perishable food and everyday essentials, helping to support the charity’s services and ensure young people can continue accessing vital resources.
Fabia Bates, The Clock Tower Sanctuary CEO, thanked the team for their support, saying:
“Thank you also so much for the very kind donation of food that arrived earlier this week. It makes such a difference for our clients and came at the perfect time when our shelves were looking very bare.”
This staff-led initiative reflects Trident’s ongoing commitment to supporting the local community and contributing to causes that create a meaningful, lasting impact.Anyone wishing to support The Clock Tower Sanctuary can find out more about the charity and ways to get involved through its website.
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