Items being stored for a refugee charity in Leeds were damaged and stolen.
Yorkshire Aid was storing stock meant for refugee camps in Europe in Holbeck’s Slung Low Theatre.
Burglars broke into the property and took stock, leaving theatre managers “hurt” that they failed to keep the items safe.
An appeal has now been launched to replace what was stolen.
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