A YOUNG British expat is feeding hundreds of refugees every day out of the back of his van in Greece.
As reported last month, Josh Turner-Hunt, 22, has travelled from Casares with his ‘Big Red Van Project’.
He is now aiming to raise €4,500 in order to feed and clothe refugees across Greece.
“The project is proving to be a huge success,” he told the Olive Press.
Josh, who has lived on the Costa del Sol for 18 years, is aiming to raise €4,500 for his journey back this spring.
To donate visit www.chuffed.org/project/red-food-van
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A very decent young man. Perhaps others will join in the effort.Many of us can all forgo the extra drinks and night out to contribute to these efforts.