Judge Rinder: “Susanna and I

JUDGE RINDER: INTERVIEW

‘Susanna and I only go away together for the sex!’

TV s tar R obert Rinder jok es about his

wild trips with close pal, GMB host

Susanna Reid, and spills the beans

on life inside the Bake Off tent...

They’ve been pals ever since he first appeared as a guest on Good Morning Britain, six years ago. And Judge Robert Rinder reveals his friendship with presenter Susanna Reid has blossomed so much that they now party hard on holiday together every summer.

Susanna, 49 – who has sons Sam, 18, Finn, 16, and 15-year-old Jack with former partner Dominic Cotton – recently admitted she “fell off the wagon” during a boozy trip to Ibiza with Judge Rinder last September, after going teetotal on a strict no-alcohol diet plan. And Robert, 41, who separated from his husband Seth Cumming two years ago, tells Closer, “I love to go away with Susanna once a year. We have more plans to go away, but I won’t say where. The two of us try to keep it to ourselves – Susanna and I only go on holiday for the sex!”

JEALOUS

Susanna’s GMB co-host Piers Morgan

previously lamented losing his drinking

buddy after she ditched the booze at the

end of 2018, and Robert cheekily adds,

“Does Piers get jealous? I like to keep that

to myself. It’s just me and Susanna, and we

have sex morning, noon and night. I am

exhausted by the time I come home, to be

honest, and I need another holiday.”

Famed for his sharp tongue, the

PHOTOS: INSTAGRAM, GETTY professional barrister began filming the reality court show Judge Rinder in 2014, presiding over small claims in his televised courtroom. He is said to have had ambitions to become an actor, and is close pals with Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch after the pair met while studying together at Manchester University. The actor officiated With holiday buddy Susanna

at Robert’s 2013 wedding to ex-husband Seth. Robert was best man when Benedict married director Sophie Hunter two years later.

And he has other celebrity pals aplenty. In 2016, Robert starred on Strictly Come Dancing, making it through to the quarter finals with his pro dance partner Oksana Platero, and he’ll be back on our screens this spring in Celebrity Bake Off. He reveals he found a kindred spirit in presenter Carol Vorderman, and is full of praise for host Sandi Toksvig and Paul Hollywood, one of the judges.

NAKED “Carol is amazing and we became great friends,” he says. “She is exceptional at baking. That’s all I’ll say. She taught me a lot.

“I had a little dance with Sandi. It was a lovely moment. It’s sad she’s leaving [Sandi recently revealed she is exiting the show after three years]. I would love to be a judge on the show, but the problem is you need to have some baking skills.

“Paul Hollywood is a baking nerd – he loves it. That’s why people really like him, as he is genuinely into it. He ate my food, too!”

Later this month, the star is set to trek 100 miles across a frozen lake in Mongolia in aid of Sport Relief, joining DJ Nick Grimshaw and reality star Chris Hughes for the sub-zero four-day challenge, which will be shown in a documentary on BBC1 in March. He says, “I’m doing a hundred-mile triathlon with Nick and I’m getting naked in an ice bath with Chris from Love Island ... There are worse jobs, although apparently things shrink in the ice!” By Olivia Buxton

Sun Military awards. Visit thesun.co.uk/millies. In the Celebrity Bake Off tent

THE SECRET HEARTACHE BEHIND GEMMA’S HOT NEW LOOK

She’s been flaunting her ne w, Khloé Kardashianinfluenced s tyle, showing off a freshly-cut blonde bob and e ven using a ‘fat burning’ drip in her mis sion to imita te the slender s tar. And former Dancing On Ic e s tar Gemma C ollins –who’s admitted to gaining w eight sinc e losing 3s t during her s tint on the sho w las t year –told fans on Ins tagram, “I’m on a mis sion to lose some pounds and look lik e Khloé K ardashian, so I’m on the F at Burner Plus –an IV drip tha t boos ts y our immune sy stem, boos ts y our energy and deto xifies y our liv er.” Gemma, 3 9, e ven re-posted an article las t w eek c omparing her to a “British K ardashian”, and shared footage of her being hooked up to a w eight-loss drip at c eleb pal Da wn W ard’s salon. But despite her smiles, insiders say there’s underlying heartache behind Gemma’s la test image ov erhaul, as she’s told friends tha t she fears her on/off eight- year romanc e with James ‘Arg’ Argent, 32, c ould finally be ending. Suspicions about the s tate

JOE & S OPHIE’S ‘E XCITING’ B ABY NE WS

They had tw o w eddings las t summer aft er da ting for three years. No w, Joe Jonas and Sophie T urner ha ve announc ed the happ y ne ws tha t the y are expecting their firs t child. Sources revealed tha t Joe , 30 , and Sophie , 23, are “ extremely ex cited”, with family and friends equally delight ed. The Game o f Thrones actress and her American musician husband, one third of bo yband Jonas Brothers, began da ting in 20 16 aft er meeting through mutual friends. T hey firs t married in a whirlwind Las V egas w edding last May just hours after the Billboard Music Awards, with an Elvis impersonator officiating the ceremony and DJ Diplo live-streaming the whole thing on his social media.

They then had a second wedding in June, exchanging vows in the south of France surrounded by their family and friends.

Speaking about becoming parents, Joe previously said he’d “love to” become a dad, and sources revealed the couple were “waiting for Game of Thrones to end” (which it did last year) before trying for a baby.

Gemma’s new image has been likened to Khloe’s

of their turbulent relationship reached fever pitch las t w eek, as Gemma spent time with Real Housewives Of Cheshire s tar Dawn while Arg returned to Es sex after his la test month-long s tint in a T hai rehab facility, following a reported sec ond drug o verdose. Also las t w eek, Gemma pos ted a glamorous shot of herself captioned, “Holly wood pending” –another indica tion she’s mo ving on from Arg. Meanwhile , singer Arg –who appeared to ha ve unfollowed the Diva Forever s tar on social media –sho wed off renovations to the home he o wns separately from her, before telling fans he’s book ed in for a six -month residenc y a t pal Elliot W right’s Marbella restaurant. A source sa ys, “Gemma’s

Love dramas

THE LATEST HOOK-UPS, MAKE-UPS AND BREAK-UPS

Could it finally be all over with Arg?

makeover and health kick is to distract herself from all the drama with Arg. She’s told friends tha t she’s worried they’re a t breaking point. Sinc e being in rehab, he’s gone quiet on their plans to get married and try for a baby, instead throwing himself into his band. “Gemma’s gutted, because she’s stood by him in the hope they could start a family onc e he w as well enough.” The former TO WIE s tar has made no secret of her despera tion to bec ome a mum –telling Closer she’d c onsidered free zing her eggs, and c onfessing last month, “I’m more than confident tha t I’ll get married and ha ve a bab y.” But with her relationship crumbling, pals sa y Gemma’s con vinced her mak eover c ould help her find a ne w man to fulfil her bab y dream, or w ake Arg up to wha t he’s mis sing. The source adds, “As heartbroken as she is a t the thought of moving on from Arg, she insis ts she can’t w ait around forever. If her hot ne w look doesn’t turn his head, then she has to mak e a mo ve. Her clock is ticking, so she’s going to mak e changes and meet a man who can giv e her wha t she w ants.”

Joanne o n m arriage s plit:

‘I ’m looking to the future’

She’s no stranger to on-screen drama, but actress Joanne Frogga tt has revealed her behind-the-scenes heartache after splitting from husband of eight y ears, James Cannon. The 39-year-old actress –best known for her roles in Downton Abbey and ITV drama Liar – admitted she and James had split a while ago , sa ying in a recent interview, “W e’ve actually been separated a little while. I’m looking to the future. I’m jus t going to embrace this year and see what happens”. Joanne married IT c onsultant James in 20 12 in a s tar-studded wedding in O xfordshire, with Joanne la ter describing the da y as “ the happies t of her life”. But it seemed the pair faced difficulty las t y ear, as the y were pictured ha ving a hea ted argument on a night out. T he c ouple ha ve no children, but in the same interview, Joanne said she hadn’t ruled out motherhood. She said, “If it happens, it happens. If it doesn’t, I hope I’ll s till feel I can live a happ y and fulfilled life.”

OTI & K ELVIN

EMBROILED

Kelvin was seen with his wife Eliza

IN ‘STRICTLY C URSE’

The reigning champions of 2019’s series, Oti Mabuse and Kelvin Flet cher, set rumours swirling tha t the y’re the lat est t o be hit b y the Strictly curse, aft er an early -morning hotel visit and being pictured looking c osy t ogether. Emmerdale act or K elvin, 36, and danc er Oti, 29 –who lifted the glitt erball trophy in December –w ere snapped with his arm around her w aist, heading int o a Soho hot el a t 3am t o meet Strictly pals. The following e vening, the y arrived separately a t another London hot el for la te-night drinks, reportedly lea ving after midnight. T he pictures spark ed speculation tha t the pair –who are both married –are a secret item and ha ve been s truck b y the sho w’s infamous “ curse”. Reports also claimed the drama had affected Oti so much tha t Strictly producers were fearing she ma y quit the sho w, and tha t she w as “de vastated” b y the reaction. Later, both K elvin and Oti posted loved-up snaps with

their partners for Valentine’s

Day on Instagram, in an

attempt to put rumours to bed.

Strictly has broken a few

relationships over the years,

including those of 2018’s

winners, Kevin Clifton and

Stacey Dooley, who began

dating last year after dancing

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Kelvin’s wife of five years, actress Eliza Marsland, unfollowed him on Instagram and was later pictured without her wedding ring. Sources say she was “upset and angry” that her husband had been out drinking while she was caring for their two young children, Marnie, three, and Milo, one.

She later shut down claims she was irritated by the photos, writing on social media, “That ring is heavy. And it only comes out on special occasions.” And Kelvin broke his silence on the rumours, insisting, “Everything is amazing”. He reportedly claimed he had Uber receipts to prove Oti and him weren’t together all night long.

ECO PORN STARS:

‘O ur X-rated films have made £500k to save the planet’

Nature lover Leona Johansson has found an unusual way to stop global warming: she climaxes to tackle climate change

rom reducing Almost all the proceeds

single-use plastic to eating less go towards environmental causes – and so far, the amorous pair have raised

meat, many of us are trying to do our bit for the en vironment. But 36-year-old eco-warrior Leona a stag gering £500,000.

BARING ALL Leona, who is originally The couple have “said goodbye to luxury living”

Johansson has discovered from Sweden, says, “We mak e bonded over their

a way to make saving the planet porn to save the planet, which shared love of the en vironment,

especially rewarding. might be an unusual way to and soon started dating.

Unlike most so-called raise money, but sex sells, A year later, they launched

“tree huggers”, Leona and and people are taking notice .” FFF. Leona sa ys, “Tommy and

her boyfriend, Tomm y Hol Ellingsen, 43 ,

❛ PEOPLE CAN GET A BIT BORED

I both wanted to make a difference, and we started

take things a bit fur ther than simply hug ging.

WITH S A VING NA TURE – BUT

discussing ways to help raise money. “People can

PHOTOS: MAGNUS NEWS AGENCY CLO SERONLINE.CO.UK 20 get a bit bored with saving nature – but no one is ever bored of sex, so it seemed like a great way to grab people ’s attention.” The pair clearly have no concerns about baring all on the internet. In 2004, they had sex on stage in front of 50,000 The couple have launched a porn website called F**k F or F orests (FFF), where the adventurous pair stream movies of themselves getting steamy together in the Mexican jungle where they live, and charge users a fee to view their X-rated videos. In a light-hearted reference to en vironmental movement Extinction R ebellion, she adds , “W e’re part of what we like to call Sex-tinction Rebellion.” Leona and Tommy met at a music festival in 2002. They NO ONE IS EVER BORED OF SEX! ❜

people during a rock concert in Norway to raise awareness of FFF. They ended up in court, where they were fined almost £900 each.

But the saucy stunt saw views of their website spike, and word about FFF began to spread. Environmentalists from around the world began sending in their own risqué videos to be used on the site. Leona, who used to work with children, says, “It took a while to build up an FFF fanbase, but we now have 8,000 members who pay a monthly £8.50 subscription fee.

“And we get sent so many videos from across the world,

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including from our viewers in Britain. So now, there’s a whole variety of videos online – everything from couples having sex in public places to toy play and BDSM.

“We also sell FFF T-shirts and merchandise. We use a fractional amount of the money we make to support ourselves – but we live a simple existence in the middle of the Mexican jungle and grow our own food. Everything else goes to projects to protect areas of natural importance, plant trees, and to educate people. “We happily sacrifice holidays, fancy cars and fast food to save the planet. We said goodbye to luxury living a long time ago.”

HATE MAIL But despite their charitable work, Leona and Tommy have been criticised for their unusual fundraising efforts. They met at a music festival in 2002

“We get hate mail from people –particularly religious groups – who say that pornography is morally wrong.

“But sex is everywhere, and is used in most advertising for big brands anyway. If it can be used to sell us things we don’t need, then we think it should be used to save our planet too.”

Leona and Tommy have no plans to stop using sex to save the environment, and hope to create a retreat for like-minded individuals in Mexico. Leona sa ys, “ We w ant to teach our visitors how they can be at one with the environment. T hey can ha ve sex and mak e videos for our website if they w ant to . “W e just w ant to share our message far and wide. We hope that one day, we’ll have stopped climate change, and then we can be in bed all day, make love and eat organic vegetables.” By Kristina Beanland and Nicola Moors

HOW JEN I

With then-husband Brad back in 2000

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osing in hot pants and a cutout mini-dress for a magazine interview published as she turned 51 last week, Jennifer Aniston drew thousands of compliments for her awe-inspiring body and youthful looks in amazing shots that were all over the internet. After proudly reposting the snaps on her Instagram, Jen’s best mate and Friends co-star Courteney Cox commented, “Are you kidding??”, followed by a row of fire emojis, while a fan’s comment saying, “This would have been my 20 year old goals, to be honest,” racked up almost 100k likes.

Just a few months earlier, Jen – who rose to fame in Friends in 1994, aged 25, and remains one of Hollywood’s biggest stars – said, “Mostly, my body [at 50] feels better than ever. [As you get older], not only do you feel better in your body physically, but you’re mentally better.” P

HEALTHY HABITS With an estimated £114million fortune, the 5ft3 actress can afford the best experts to keep her in shape, but insists it comes down to dedication. She does cardio, weight-lifting or yoga every day to maintain her size 6-8 figure.

Even holidays don’t warrant a day off, as she brings a set of eight-pound weights with her, once saying, “It’s always good to do arm exercises when you’re watching television or talking on the phone in the hotel. Being thin is hard work, but exercise is good for your mind and soul.” Jen sticks to a gluten-free, low carb and high protein diet to maintain her enviable body. Although she had a nose job in her early 20s, she has rejected Botox and filler, saying, “I am never injecting s*** into my face.” Instead, she puts her smooth complexion down to her Greek heritage and noninvasive beauty treatments. “It’s hydration, and there are also so many things that women can do today with technology,” she says. “LED light therapy, good lasers that tighten the muscles, and massages for your face – and don’t forget great creams.”

ESCAPING HER PAST

But beauty doesn’t just run skin

deep, and Jen has remained

a firm favourite with the public

and her peers due to her warm

persona and laid-back attitude.

Last week, fellow Hollywood

actress Drew Barrymore wrote

on Instagram, “Holy wow! You

are so beautiful… inside and

out.” And her firm friend Sandra

Bullock – who conducted the

magazine interview – praised

her for “the way [she] pushes

joy and positivity”.

But it prompted a bombshell

response from Jen, as she

PHOTOS: GETTY, INSTAGRAM, SPLASH confessed her refreshing outlook on life came from a “destabilised” childhood, hinting at a volatile upbringing before her actor parents John and Nancy divorced when she was nine. She says, “I think that [being positive] comes from growing up in a household that felt unsafe, watching adults being unkind to each other...

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IS FEELING BETTER

VE R AT 51

Jennifer Aniston has revealed the secrets behind her age-defying looks – and how her far-from-perfect childhood inspired her positive mental attitude

witnessing cer tain things about human beha viour that made me think, ‘I don’t want to be that.’” Jen endured a rocky relationship with her mum. They became estr anged in 1999 after N ancy published a book about J en’s life , and only made amends befor e her death in 2016. “I don ’t w ant an yone else ever to feel [bad lik e I did],” sa ys Jen. “You can either be angr y or you can sa y, ‘ You’ve got lemons? Then let’s mak e lemonade .’” With her dad, act or John Anis ton

EMPATHY FOR O THERS This attitude has enabled her to sta y r emarkably good friends with her ex -husbands J ustin Ther oux, 48 –who called her his “best friend” following their break -up in 2017, and posted a love hear t emoji bir thday tribute to her last w eek –and Brad Pitt, 55 , who she w as seen embracing at a H ollywood aw ards show earlier this month, after for giving him for ending their five -year mar riage in 2005 with his r eported affair with Angelina J olie. The pair ha ve nothing but compliments for their for giving ex, with J ustin calling her “a laugh a minute ”, while Br ad say s she’s a “ good friend”.

Friend Sandra Bullock, who recently conducted a revealing interview with Jen And J en sa ys she gets pleasur e fr om being consider ate tow ards others. T hough she never flaunts her charity work, she has donated millions to natur al disaster causes , working with childr en’s charities and orphanages, and tir elessly campaigning to stop the slaughter of dolphins ar ound the world, sa ying, “[Charity work] mak es m y hear t smile .” She has also filled her plush LA mansion with r escue dogs , saying , “I t is just so nice to open your door and ha ve someone immediately r un to y ou and kiss you and jump on y ou. T hey can ’t believe y ou ar e actually back home. T hey get so ex cited.” Single J en –who last y ear said she “ maybe w asn’t put on the planet to pr ocreate” after y ears of speculation over whether she ’ll ever become a mum –r emains optimistic about her futur e, saying she w ants to gr ow old in a beach house . “I see the ocean, I hear laughter, I see kids running , I hear ice in a glass , I smell food being cook ed. T hat’s the joyous snapshot in m y head.” By Rebecca Greenow

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Jen looks amazing, and ex ercise, diet and good genes play a part (ha ving millions helps, t oo!). But, ac cording to c elebrity life c oach Sloan Sheridan-W illiams, it ’s Jen’s outlook tha t giv es her the inner glo w w e all w ant. She re veals ho w t o get it for free…

1. CHANGE Y OUR MIND SET. If y ou look a t a situa tion and expect hopeles sness, then you’re more lik ely t o get it. Inst ead of dreading the alarm and the da y ahead, try t o apprecia te the good sleep you’v e had, tak e time t o enjo y your morning cuppa and set realis tic goals for the da y.

2. INTERA CT WITH NA TURE. Jen is oft en seen hiking in the Hollyw ood hills. T he beauty of green spac es is tha t the y are therapeutic. E ven if y ou only hav e a few spare minut es a t lunch time or aft er dropping the kids a t school, tak e a brisk w alk in the park. It will improve y our mood. 4. PRACTISE GRATITUDE. When things seem to be going wrong, take a moment to recognise that they could be MUCH worse and notice the good things in your life. Make sure to write down five things you’re thankful for in a gratitude journal – writing things down has more impact on our state of mind, and being grateful can help prevent negative thoughts.

5. BE KIND. Jen does a lot

of charity work. There’s

nothing quite as fulfilling as

helping others, whether it’s

volunteering or simply guiding

someone across the road.

Remember that when you help

someone, you’re contributing to

making the world a better place.

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THE RISE OF ‘LIFE-SAVING’

FOOD B ANKS

IN O UR S CHOOLS

As more children turn up t o school hungry , t eachers hav e been forced t o open food banks t o provide for them and their families. Closer in vestigates...

Jolie and her kids rely on the food bank

very w eek, Lily*, two, sa ys, “I’m a single

mum-of-three Jolie P earce lines up at the

school gates

of U nity P rimary A cademy in

Essex. But she ’s not there to

collect her children –instead,

she’s queuing up to access the

school’s new food bank.

Reach2 Academy Trust

introduced “community

fridges” in five of its primary

schools in Suffolk and Essex

in October last year. Struggling

parents are invited to collect

a range of supplies, including

* NAMES HAVE BEEN CHANGED. PHOTOS: GETTY IMAGES, BBC Lucy Williams, co-head teacher at Unity Primary eggs, cheese, fruit and surplus school meals.

Jolie, 34, who is mum to Emily*, six, Harry*, four, and mum and I can ’t work due to mental health issues , so m y weekly benefits ha ve to cover every single outgoing for me and the kids . Once I’ve paid rent and bills , ther e’s not much left for food.

CHILD POVERTY “The school’s food bank has been a life-saver for us. If I’m struggling to budget or my anxiety stops me cooking basic meals that week, I can get fresh fruit and vegetables, and the kids really love the school’s meatballs in tomato sauce.”

The community scheme was launched after Reach2’s CEO, Sir Steve Lancashire, visited

Alison Garnham of Child Poverty Action Group one of the tr ust’s 60 primary schools . While joining the pupils for breakfast, a star ving schoolboy told him he hadn ’t eaten the previous evening because his mum couldn’t afford to bu y food. While these are thought to be some of the first food banks run by schools specifically for their pupils and families, food banks are on the rise in the UK. Nationwide, there are now more than 2,000, and the number of supplies distributed has risen by over 73 per cent in the past five years.

The Department of Education already provides free schools meals to 1.3 million of the country’s most disadvantaged children. They’ve also expanded their school breakfast clubs, which give pupils at 2,450 schools a free breakfast.

The chief executive of Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG), Alison Garnham, says the government needs to do more to support families living below the breadline.

She says, “After years of cuts to family support, such as child benefit and universal credit, and with wages stalling and living costs rising, child pover ty is increasing, especially in working families. Too many households just don’t have enough money to pay for the essentials.

“Schools should not have to step in to provide food, but they do because they know that some of their parents – many of them in work – are on such low incomes now that they just can’t get by, however hard they budget and whatever sacrifices they make.

“It’s shocking that in this day and age parents find themselves in a position where they have no option but to ask their school for help to feed their children.”

STRUGGLE Jolie began to struggle for money after she split from her partner in 2018. She says, “The kids and I lived in a refuge for a while, where our meals were provided for us. But when I set myself up on my own, I quickly realised my

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funds wouldn’t stretch very far. “My weekly benefits can be as little as £117, so the meals I cooked were tiny. I’d feed the kids little bowls of pasta with sauce and some chopped up ham – but they’d still say they were hungry when they finished. I felt like a failure. “I ended up going to my local church, which would donate a few bits. But it was hard to go to, and it wasn’t open very often.”

Jolie insists the school’s food bank has been a lifechanger. She says, “I do the school run every day, so it’s The food bank relies on dona tions and surplus from the school kitchen

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TO ASK THEIR S CHOOL F OR

HELP TO FEED THEIR CHILDREN ❜

so con venient, and the fridge is open three da ys a w eek. “It’s also a chance to chat to some of the teachers about what I’m going through, so it’s provided a great suppor t network for me , too .” The food bank at U nity Primar y A cademy, which has 380 pupils , has had 70 visits so far from parents, feeding around 130 people . Co-head teacher, Lucy Williams , 35 , sa ys she regularly teaches hungr y children. She say s, “I’ve taught for 13 y ears, and it’s the first time in m y career that I’ve seen a lack of food become an issue for so many children.

“The brutal programme of austerity and cuts to funding by the government has had a huge impact and left some of our families with a very poor safety network, which is when the school is forced to step in. Our focus as a school should be on education, but we can’t let children go hungry. “Pupils can’t learn on an empty stomach. They’re distracted and they get anxious, too – imagine the stress of not knowing when you’ll next eat. “For some children, the school meal is the only hot meal they have all day.”

Like many schools, Unity Primary Academy already ran a breakfast club, which provided a free breakfast to some of its pupils. They also offer free vouchers to their tuck shop.

GENEROSITY Lucy says, “We already had some initiatives in place to help families, but the community fridge has made a real difference. Now, whenever a parent comes into school – for whatever reason – we’ll ask them if they need to use the fridge. We don’t judge, we just want to help.”

The food bank runs thanks to surplus food from the school kitchen and donations from the local community. Lucy says, “The generosity has been amazing.

“People understand that those in financial difficulties are not selfish or lazy. Sometimes the financial help you get doesn’t cover your needs.

“These children only get one shot at education, and we have to make every moment count.” By Alexandra Meyer

HOW TO HELP

Dona te t o y our local

food bank dir ectly. V isit

Trus selltrust.org t o find

your near est one .

Give food items to a food

bank a t a supermark et