VIDEO: Care packages help boost morale for troops

Packing parcels for armed forces serving overseas, Support Our Soldiers volunteers, from left,Penny Keen, Lesley Cunningham. Virginia de Claire and Heather Hodges. Picture: Derek Martin DM1842130aPacking parcels for armed forces serving overseas, Support Our Soldiers volunteers, from left,Penny Keen, Lesley Cunningham. Virginia de Claire and Heather Hodges. Picture: Derek Martin DM1842130a
Packing parcels for armed forces serving overseas, Support Our Soldiers volunteers, from left,Penny Keen, Lesley Cunningham. Virginia de Claire and Heather Hodges. Picture: Derek Martin DM1842130a
A single small act of kindness for a friend led to a near full-time occupation for one Littlehampton woman.

Penny Keen, of Buttermere Way, made up a box of things from home for a friend’s son, then serving with the Royal Marines in Afghanistan.

That was six years ago and since then, more than 5,000 parcels have been put together with Penny’s help.

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She now works as an area co-ordinator for the national charity Support Our Soldiers