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18, 000 farthings for London Slum Childrens Breakfasts

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18, 000 farthings for London Slum Childrens Breakfasts

18, 000 farthings collected in 1907 by R Arnold of 15 Mount Pleasant, Tunbridge Wells, Kent for the charitable purchase of London Slum Childrens Breakfasts. Date: 1907

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Arnold Breakfast Breakfasts Buying Charitable Charity Collect Collecting Collector Collects Piles Poor Poverty Purchase Slum Thousands Tunbridge Wells 1907 Childrens


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EDITORS COMMENTS
This photograph captures the moment of generosity and community spirit as R Arnold, a dedicated philanthropist from Tunbridge Wells, Kent, presents a monumental collection of 18,000 farthings for the London Slum Children's Breakfasts charity in 1907. The pile of coins, equivalent to approximately £4,800 in today's currency, was amassed through the tireless efforts of Arnold and his supporters. The London Slum Children's Breakfasts was an essential charitable organization that aimed to provide nutritious meals to underprivileged children living in the city's impoverished areas. The collective impact of these breakfasts was significant, as they not only nourished the children but also provided them with a sense of dignity and hope during challenging times. Arnold's commitment to this cause is a testament to the power of individual action in creating a positive change in the community. His determination to make a difference, as evidenced by the impressive stack of coins in this photograph, inspired others to follow suit and contribute to the cause. This historical image serves as a poignant reminder of the past and the struggles faced by children living in poverty in London over a century ago. It also highlights the importance of charitable giving and the power of collective action in addressing social issues and making a lasting impact on people's lives.

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