James Robinson, director of Surviving the Streets, led the way in fundraising for the organisation; he has already done a sponsored walk, from Eastbourne Pier to Hastings Pier on 30th November, to help boost funds for the less fortunate over Christmas. He will continue to raise
money by sleeping out on the streets in basic clothing to show solidarity with the homeless on the 13th December (see #WinterSleepOut2020 on Instagram)

James sleeping out in 2019

But James is also well aware of the help he gets to do this work. He is proud of his fantastic team and the support of so many people. “We can’t thank you enough for all your amazing support,” he says.

• Follow Surviving the Streets on Instagram or visit their website www.survivingthestreets.uk


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