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people in England were donations of chocolate Easter eggs key individuals, such as NHS staff to say "Thank You ", while the Corona-Virus-pandemic.

the local football Club to the multi-million-pound business, many have Said they wanted to show support during the Easter holidays.

Chris Collins , the donated eggs on behalf of the Sports Team he coaches, Said it was "to tell our small way, Thank You very much".

Mr Collins, 50, and his wife, Suzy, 40, originally purchased to give 40 eggs to the player of the Bootham Futsal Club .

After the outbreak, with all the Club fixtures and training is exposed, the Couple from York , Said it was donations "just right" to the eggs in the nearby York District Hospital.

"We thought it's the least we can do for the NHS," Said Mr Collins Said .

"There's not a lot of Good News around at The Moment , the fight people, but when things go wrong, it will bring out The Good in people," he added.

“It is such a small thing we do, but hopefully the staff will make you smile while you are doing, what a terrible job at The Moment . "

Bettina Biazzo, 39, began to collect money to 75 Easter eggs to staff at Crawley Hospital .

“One of My Friends works at The Hospital and Said : ‘I'm trying the eggs for my sisters, they work so many hours, you have no time to get to queue up in the shops, Easter eggs. "

Between her and a colleague, Ms. Biazzo, Said she had raised to buy enough to deliver 100 eggs each, and planned it as a surprise.

“I think we all feel helpless in the lockdown," She Said .

"I'm inside stuck and Something wanted to do. I think people, especially those who isolated themselves and have no friends or family in the area, want to make you feel like a part of Something . "

football coach Adam Everett , 17, and Jake Garner, 18, from Ely, Cambridgeshire, also donated chocolate eggs meant for players in their girls ' teams.

Mr. Everett, whose mother is an NHS nurse, Said : “you have done, when we selflessly for Other People 's well-being, you should be rewarded for that.

“I don't know that I want to go and risk to get myself to The Virus , but you have. "

the employees are Surprised with The Gift to The Princess of Wales hospital, Mr. Everett Said : "she had no idea, I walked up and Said , 'I have 27 Easter eggs For You ", you were shocked and really grateful for the kindness.

“look, I think, to recognize everyone starts, from week to week, how hard this virus is, and you begin, what can you do for others.

"The problems we have as a country, was put on a page, and each will have, together, it feels like a very unified country," he added.

Louisa Hobson, lives in the vicinity of Winchester, Said she wanted to Do Something for the NHS staff, but instead of giving them Something "important", such as personal protective equipment (PPE), she wanted to "put a smile on their faces".

The 41-year-old launched a crowdfunding page to raise enough to buy, 300 Easter eggs, distributed, Winchester Royal County Hospital , Alton Community Hospital and a local GP surgery.

"I thought people Said not able to see their families over Easter and wanted to Do Something To Let you know we thought," She Said .

“It's Do Something nice and it is also not achievable for a lot of people, many of us know, where you have things like a PSA, but this is more a morale booster than Anything Else . "

Large retailers and manufacturers also made Easter treats to the NHS and other front-line workers.

A spokeswoman for the confectionery company Mars, Wrigley, Said More Than a million eggs donated to hospitals, and the councils, either directly or through auxiliary organizations.

Kerry Cavanaugh, The Company 's marketing Director, Said : “This is a small gesture to say Thank You to our NHS and carers for your great work at this exceptional time. "

retailer Marks & Spencer has Said it will be all give, emergency services, health and social care, the NHS employees a free Percy Pig Easter egg.

A spokesman Said The Company wants to celebrate "our contribution" to support families at Easter, during "this difficult time".

chocolate-producer Cadbury Said More Than 250,000 Easter eggs brought to the NHS and care home staff had been, as well as those at subsistence level.

Brand manager Claudia Miceli Said : "We pull out all the stops to support to those in such incredible self-sacrifice".

Source of news: bbc.com