This Christmas, the team at Metcash came together to support Vinnies, donating new and pre-loved clothing, toys, food and household essentials to help families experiencing hardship during the festive season.

A group of Metcash team members also volunteered their time at the Crows Nest Support Centre, assisting with sorting and packing food hampers, decorating the centre for Christmas, stocking shelves, and supporting locals as they selected gifts and essential items. 

Giving back is part of who Metcash is. The organisation remains committed to supporting Vinnies and the important work they do to strengthen communities across Australia. 

 

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