Help make Christmas special for a refugee child

The Mayor of Wandsworth, Jeremy Ambache, said: "You were all so generous last year supporting this uplifting initiative, and I know that this year we can do even better. As a Borough of Sanctuary and a safe haven for people who have fled war and persecution, let's show these youngsters some warmth and love."

The Mayor is encouraging residents to donate money and the Council will top up funds to make sure every refugee child in Wandsworth will receive a £50 Christmas gift.

Deputy Cabinet Member for Communities Sarmila Varatharaj added: "We are so proud to live in such a warm and welcoming borough, and we want to make sure the people who have made their home here enjoy the best Christmas possible."

To make a donation for Wandsworth Together This Christmas, please visit this link to donate any amount of your choice.

We will ensure that each refugee child in the borough receives a gift. Any leftover donations will be distributed to the Mayor's charities.

To ensure timely distribution, please make sure we receive your donation by 17 December. Together we can make this holiday season truly special for these children.

Thank you for your kindness and generosity.