Summary
Clothing Coventry, a charity in the UK that provides free clothing to those in need, may have to close due to a lack of donations and high expenses. The charity, which started in 2020, requires £50,000 annually to operate and currently has limited financial contributions. Without increased support, it risks closing by the end of 2026.
Key Facts
- Clothing Coventry opened in 2020 to help families during the Covid-19 pandemic.
- The charity needs £50,000 each year to keep running.
- Katie Wilson founded the charity and reports they might close by 2026 if financial support doesn't improve.
- Currently, 12 people donate £5 a month each to support the charity.
- The charity helps various people, including recent arrivals to the UK and victims of domestic abuse.
- It faces expenses like full rent, business rates, and unexpected costs like heating system repairs.
- Local authorities, including the police, have sought their help for people in dire need of clothing.
