DUNFERMLINE'S Amazon fulfilment centre has donated to three charities that support children and families across Scotland. 

Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity, CHAS and Scot Baby Box Appeal have received £500 each following nominations for support from the team in Dunfermline.

Jamie Strain, general manager at the branch, said: “I am glad to make donations to these great charities across Glasgow.

"We are passionate supporters of their work in the community and are so pleased to be able to help in any small way.”

Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity supports those who care for and nurture young lives at their most vulnerable. The charity also invests in equipment, research and the continued improvement of facilities and services for children and families in hospitals.

Children’s Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS) offers a full family support service for babies, children and young people with life-shortening conditions.

Through their hospices, home care services and hospital presence, CHAS provides palliative care, family respite and support.

And finally, the Scot Baby Box Appeal sends support in the form of pre-loved baby boxes, humanitarian aid and other essential items to those in need in Ukraine.

Megan Wright, an employee from Amazon in Dunfermline, said: “All three of these charities provide invaluable services across Scotland and I’m so grateful that we can support them through donations like this.”

While Lara MacDonald, the senior corporate partnerships executive from CHAS, added: “We are very grateful to the Amazon team in Dunfermline for their support. Their donation is so appreciated here at CHAS.

"Thank you so much, Jamie and the team for your continued support.”

Community donations and employee volunteering are just two of the ways Amazon supports the communities where it operates. Amazon co-founded the Multibank initiative with former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown to support families in poverty.

The first Multibank, ‘The Big Hoose’, opened in Fife providing surplus essentials like nappies, toilet rolls, toothpaste and school uniforms, donated by Amazon and others, directly to those in need.

The initiative has gone on to donate more than two million goods to over 200,000 families across Scotland and Greater Manchester.