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GETA – aid organization is now collecting clothing and items and encouraging the people of Hafnarfjörður to look into what is hidden in their possession and could help refugees. A giant market for the refugees will be held on Saturday, October 26, 2024 in the congregation hall of Hafnarfjörður Church.
GETA – an aid organization encourages the people of Hafnarfjörður and others to donate clothing and household items to a giant market that will be held on Saturday at Hafnarfjörður´s Church.
“The collection starts this evening, Thursday, the 24th of October, at 19-21 and then we collect clothes and items all day tomorrow, Friday, from 12-21” says Ingunn Fjóla Ingþórsdóttir, director of GETA – aid organization. But what is most needed?
“There is always a need for warm coats, snowsuits and rain suits. Often you need small electrical appliances, pressure cookers, toasters, small blenders,” she says.
“Winter boots for children and toys. We receive everything, but this is what is needed the most,” says Ingunn and emphasizes that it is important that everything is clean and whole. “Don’t bring punctured or worn-out items. People are usually not in a position to repair things. It’s best to think like you’re giving them to a friend,” she says.
Ingunn expects a large number of refugees at the market on Saturday. “There were around 400 people last year.” There will be about 30 volunteers on Saturday. “This is a big effort.” This is the third time that GETA – an aid organization, has organized this charity event, which has proven to be a hugely important way to get clothing and items from the local community directly into the hands of refugees. An announcement from GETA – an aid organization says that the arrangement is such that upon arrival, guests receive a certain number of tickets that they can shop for.
“In this way, refugees can choose things and shop for what they need with respect and dignity while feeling warm and supported by the community,” says in the announcement.
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