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Calais appeal: A big thank you from Dulwich Hamlet Supporters' Trust


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We have been blown away by the support from the people of Dulwich and surrounding areas.


We didn't expect the massive amount of tents, camping equipment, food, clothes donated. The sheer volume turned into a massive operation. It is all now in storage so we can put out feed up before we head over the Calais next month.


Thank you to everyone who voted or donated. Unfortunately we cannot accept anything else but if you wish to donate to our fund, you can do so here.


http://www.gofundme.com/9h3c4ay8


Full update from the Trust.

http://dhst.org.uk/dulwich-hamlet-fc-calais-refugee-appeal-donations-are-now-in-storage/

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