There was a good turnout for The Hummingbird Hubs' recent uniform pop-up event at Victoria Hall in Glossop.
A Glossop group will be holding another 'pop-up shop' to allow parents to swap their child's uniforms for the next size up ready for the new academic year in September.
It's been organised by The Hummingbird Hubs, which supports people affected by poverty, homelessness and austerity.
It will take place on Sunday (22 August) at the old library at Victoria Hall in Glossop, from 1pm to 3pm.
There will be everything from pre-school to secondary school, plus bags, shoes and P.E. kit - which is all free.
There will also be a free toy and book stall for children.
Everyone is welcome.
Donations of uniform and shoes will be gratefully received either on the day or beforehand. If you're able to donate, contact Jo Gregory on 07748 067169 or email hummingbirdhubs@gmail.com.
It follows recent successful events both at Victoria Hall and Cafe Jericho in Gamesley.
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