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Lidl to give £100,000 to the elderly and families who need help during school closures
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Lidl has pledged to give £100,000 to families struggling at the hands of the coronavirus outbreak. The supermarket today announced it will help put food on the table of those most affected by Covid-19, such as the elderly and families who need help during the newly announced school closures.
The money will go to its partnership with charity Neighbourly as part of the Covid-19 Emergency Community Fund. It follows the government’s announcement that schools will close from Friday 20 March 2020, affecting millions of families across the country.
According to government statistics, three million children are at risk of going hungry while they are out of school - two million of whom are ineligible for free school meals but are growing up in
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