People and businesses across Glasgow are rallying together to offer help and support those affected by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
We reported yesterday how members of the city's Polish community are organising a van that will take clothing and essential supplies to Poland to help Ukrainian refugees arriving in the country.
The move has spurred others into action to offer their services as drop-off points for donations, which will be sent on to Ukrainian refugees fleeing their homeland amid the invasion.
Others are also doing their bit by launching fundraisers and organising their own events to help raise cash and emergency aid that will go towards supporting those in need.
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Here's a list of places we know of so far that are accepting donations:
Frosoulla's Greek Restaurant - Battlefield
St. Fillan’s Primary School - Cathcart (Friday, March 4 - cash only)
Kraken Chippy - Cambuslang
Hindu Mandir Temple - Kelvingrove
121st Glasgow Scout Group - Clarkston
Kwik Call Plumbing & Heating - Shawlands
Marini's Chippy - Uddingston/Baillieston
Kelvinside Hillhead Church - Hillhead
Wylie and Lochhead, Uddingston
British Red Cross shops- Hillhead/Partick/Merchant City/City Centre
The Pet Empawrium - East Kilbride
Deanston Bakery in Shawlands have organised a fundraising bake sale to raise money this coming Sunday, March 6, while Glasgow The Caring City is raising £10,000 to provide support via local partners working at the Polish border.
And a bric-a-brac and cake sale will also be taking place at Belgrave Community Garden on Belgrave Lane in Kelvinbridge on Sunday to raise funds.
