Marks & Spencer turns pyjamas into NHS scrubs to help in coronavirus fight
Marks & Spencer is donating pyjamas to be used as scrubs by the NHS as part of several initiatives to support the health serviced during the coronavirus outbreak.
Marks & Spencer will give approximately 4,000 pyjamas to NHS Derbyshire, which operates close to the retailerâs Castle Donington distribution centre.
The retailer is also sourcing, packing and delivering clothing care packs to the new NHS Nightingale London hospital âto help provide comfort and dignity for discharged patientsâ along with specially branded âWe are the NHSâ T-shirts, which will be part of the uniform pack for staff.
M&Sâ food division will also start operating a twice-weekly free delivery service for staff at St Maryâs Hospital, Paddington, close to its head office, and Great Ormond Street Childrenâs Hospital.
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