Amazon workers have packed 1,200 kits for families in need.
Staff at the Dunfermline fulfilment centre prepared hygiene and baby care packs for the Big Hoose Multibank during the company’s Global Month of Volunteering.
The organisation, co-founded in 2022 by former Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Amazon UK, operates from a Lochgelly warehouse provided free of charge by Bob Purvis of the Purvis Group.
Finlay Talbot, an Amazon employee who took part in the event, said: "Volunteering for Big Hoose Multibank with my teammates this month meant a lot to me.
"It says something about a workplace when it puts its people and resources behind causes that matter, and being given paid time off to take part made a real difference.
"It let me show up for my community in a way that would be hard to manage on my own time.
"Doing it shoulder-to-shoulder with my colleagues made it even more rewarding."
The multibank serves as a community donations hub for families living in poverty, distributing surplus goods such as clothing, hygiene items, school uniforms and bedding to those who need them most.
Amazon has supported more than one million students across the UK through its Future Engineer STEM education programme and assists community groups in delivering meals and essentials.
The company has also raised more than £4.8 million in partnership with Comic Relief to fund projects supporting people across the UK and beyond.
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