HOOPS superfan Jay Beatty has been showing his support for the homeless in Glasgow - with help from Jeremy Corbyn.
The young Celtic supporter was in Glasgow on Saturday evening to lend a hand with a food drive set up by the Help the Homeless organisation.
Jay was accompanied by a group of young people who had also volunteered for the cause.
Labour leader Corbyn also came along with newly elected Scottish leader Richard Leonard.
Help the Homeless uploaded a photo of the three in Glasgow last night.
They said: “Some of our mini-volunteers and another visitor @jeremycorbyn #HelpTheHomelessGlasgow.”
Some of our mini-volunteers and another visitor @jeremycorbyn #HelpTheHomelessGlasgow pic.twitter.com/RX0NHS5gsO
— HelpHomelessGlasgow (@HTH_Glasgow) 25 November 2017
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Help the Homeless is described as “a non profit group who go out regularly and distribute food, sleeping bags and other essentials to homeless people in Glasgow City Centre.”
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