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A Bit Of Ho Ho Ho For The Homeless

December 20th 2017
By: Thomas Morris

Following last years highly successful Christmas Stocking Appeal for Jimmy's Homeless Shelter in Cambridge, Thomas Morris Sales & Lettings in association with Agents Giving, are once again proud, together with numerous industry suppliers and Fine & Country St.Neots, to supply 30 Christmas stockings for the homeless.

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