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Fundraising efforts contribute £8000 to East Cheshire Hospice
KnowledgePoint360 Group have been thanked by local charity, East Cheshire Hospice, for donations that totalled over £8000 for fundraising efforts in 2013.
The agency, which manages educational and communication programmes for the pharmaceutical and healthcare industry, employs 270 people across their Macclesfield sites at Peakside House and Victoria Mill, and raised the money through a series of fundraising initiatives. In-house events included raffles, quiz nights, cake sales and even Easter egg painting!
Speaking about their fundraising efforts, Melissa Piper, Group President said: “We may be a global organisation but we have firm roots in the local area and as an organisation we feel passionately about supporting charities on a local level. We’re delighted to have been able to support the essential services provided by East Cheshire Hospice. We see how important these hospices are to so many people and see how they touch the lives of our own employees and their families. Our fundraising was a combined effort, and I am personally so proud of the commitment and enthusiasm shown by the KnowledgePoint360 team, who have all played their part in raising this fantastic sum of money for the hospice. We have a busy year ahead, with our sights set on further growth across the Group, however we are looking forward to interspersing our hard work with a calendar of fundraising events that will contribute further financial support for the Hospice in 2014.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by LittleBird PR .
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