Museum Gifts Bring Christmas Joy to Wimborne Foodbank

Wimborne’s Museum of East Dorset is proud to announce its continued support for Wimborne Foodbank this festive season, helping to spread joy and kindness to those facing difficult circumstances.

Visitors to the museum are invited to take part in this heartwarming initiative by purchasing any item from the Museum Gift Shop or contributing a chosen amount of money, enabling the museum team to select gifts to match that value.

All donated gifts will be delivered to Wimborne Foodbank users as Christmas presents, ensuring families and individuals in need can celebrate with a little extra joy.

Last year, the generosity of museum visitors resulted in 74 presents gifted to the Wimborne-based charity. This year, the museum hopes to surpass that number and make an even greater impact.

“It would be wonderful if we could beat that target this year,” said Francesca Hollow, Director of the Museum of East Dorset. “Every gift donated helps to make Christmas just that bit easier for families in crisis.”

Sharon Keenan. Wimborne Foodbank Manager said: “This initiative reflects the museum’s commitment to community spirit, compassion and the power of collective giving. By joining together, visitors can help ensure that Christmas shines brighter for everyone in Wimborne. We are so very thankful for this support.”