A Glasgow shopping centre has launched an appeal to help children and families in need this winter.
Buchanan Galleries and PEEK (Possibilities for Each and Every Kid) have teamed up for the Winter Warmer Appeal.
The initiative aims to support local children and families lacking essential winter clothing.
The appeal is requesting donations of items including jackets and wellington boots to help keep kids warm and dry during the colder months.
There are donation stations located at Buchanan Galleries’ main atrium, outside John Lewis & Partners, for visitors to drop off new coats and wellies.
These will be available during mall hours until December 8.
PEEK will manage the collection and distribution of the donated items, ensuring they reach children, young people, and families in Glasgow.
Kathy Murdoch, centre director at Buchanan Galleries, said: "We have been working in partnership with PEEK for just over a year now and recognise the significant services they provide to families in and around Glasgow.
"Winter can be a challenging time for many and we’re proud to be supporting PEEK on this great initiative to bring a little warmth to those who need it the most this winter.
"Every donation makes a huge difference to children and families in our community, and we encourage our guests to help contribute whatever they can to support this important cause."
Karlyn Robertson, development and fundraising manager, said: "Many of us take for granted basic essentials such as coats and wellies throughout the cold winter months.
"Unfortunately, one in three children living in Glasgow will be struggling to stay warm and dry when it rains or snows as they don't have access to these basic essentials.
"This not only limits their ability to play outside but affects their physical and social development."
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