Birkdale boys make sure Coronavirus is good business for helping hand scheme

Two young entrepreneurial friends from Southport are leading the way in helping vulnerable residents in the area affected by Coronavirus.

Birkdale boys, and friends since youth, Cameron Millen and Harry Maitland set up Knock N’ Drop Deliveries in the wake of the Covid- 19 Pandemic.

Both were off pursuing their dreams when the virus hit; Cameron in his second year at Cambridge University studying Economics and Harry as drummer in the Liverpool band RATS.

As with many around the world, they quickly found their life plans out of balance. It was time for a new plan.

With the lock down in place, both men quickly forecast a serious problem. Whilst those who were healthy in the community could still go to the shops, our most vulnerable could not; how would they get access to food? The answer? Create a partnership with the nearby local grocery shops and build a team to do the deliveries; bringing local groceries, straight to your door. Knock N’ Drop was born!

Providing a contact free, fast and efficient delivery system that avoids waiting around, Knock N’ Drop will protect vulnerable people through the COVID-19 Pandemic. Always driving the extra mile, we’re committed to making sure no one is left behind; it’s that simple.

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