Associated Steel Window Services (ASWS), a leading specialist in heritage fenestration and architectural metalwork, proudly supported the Glasshouse Street Christmas Charity Collection for The Whitechapel Mission, joining forces with BAM and fellow subcontractors to make a meaningful difference this festive season.
The Whitechapel Mission provides vital services to the homeless, including food, showering facilities, clothing, advice, and retraining programmes. In 2024, the charity helped over 11,287 people and served 150,426 meals. This year, demand has surged by an astonishing 25%, making community support more critical than ever.
Through collective generosity and teamwork, the Glasshouse Street project gathered an impressive haul of donations – valued at approximately £2,600 – including food, toiletries, and clothing. Guided by the charity’s published “Desperate Needs” list, contributions ranged from 40 boxes of cereal and 92 tins of beans to 50 deodorants, ensuring essential items reached those most in need.
The Whitechapel Mission expressed heartfelt gratitude for the effort and impact of the collection.
ASWS extends thanks to BAM for organising this fantastic initiative and to all involved, including ASME Engineering, FACE Brickwork, Getjar, GKR, Kendell, Madigan Gill, Silver Blaze, and Stortford Interiors, for their outstanding support.
