Greater Manchester Iceland shoppers eligible for £30 voucher - here’s who
03.08.2022 - 14:49
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A number of Iceland shoppers across the UK could be entitled to a free £30 voucher to buy food and essentials at the supermarket. Pensioners in Greater Manchester are among those eligible to receive the offer in a bid to support older people living in poverty as the cost of living rises.
The retailer has partnered with the Rothesay Foundation to support some of the 1.7 million pensioners who are currently struggling, relying solely on the state pension and benefits for their income.
The foundation is providing over £1 million of funding, giving over 40,000 pensioners living in the highest areas of need Iceland vouchers to spend in their local stores
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It forms part of the ‘Summer Cheer’ campaign, which will roll out across 269 stores, giving local pension-age residents who are living independently, or with a carer, a £30 voucher for food and other essentials
The campaign will run for seven weeks from August 1 until September 16, providing pensioners with a £30 Iceland gift voucher to spend in one of 17 areas nationwide, including Greater Manchester.
Iceland is providing the vouchers at zero profit, to allow the total fund to be available to as many people who are in need as possible.
£10 off with a £35 spend in the form of cashback when you join Topcashback free.
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£10 off with a £40 spend in the form of cashback when you join Topcashback free.
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Along with the vouchers, the campaign will also provide Age UK’s information guide on financial advice following research showing that, despite record levels of poverty, over 770,000 pensioner households are still missing out on Pension Credit payments - worth £1.5 billion every year.
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