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Random Acts of Kindness Week: local business contribution!
Local serviced office provider, Stonebridge Offices, which has premises in Manchester and Leeds is taking Random Acts of Kindness Week seriously in 2016 by supporting its clients and local charities in the Manchester area.
In a charitable act, Stonebridge is offering free meeting rooms to any registered charity requiring space at its Bartle House office in Manchester between 15th and 19th February. Having already donated office space to charities such as Alopecia UK, the initiative sees Stonebridge strengthening its support for local charities that may not have the budget for or access to meeting facilities.
Dave Sunter, Business Development Manager at Stonebridge Offices, commented: “Supporting local businesses and charities is something that is very close to our hearts at Stonebridge, so we are very happy to have been able to assist Alopecia UK and other charities. As part of Random Acts of Kindness week, we’re urging any charities needing a meeting room in Manchester between 15th and 19th February to get in touch and we’ll be very pleased to help!”
Stonebridge Offices provides contemporary office space in a truly desired location in Manchester, which are fully furnished with modern desks, ergonomic chairs and well equipped communal facilities including break out rooms and kitchens. Virtual offices are also available offering a cost effective way to achieve a regional presence for businesses.
For more information please visit http://stonebridgeoffices.co.uk/
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Richard Savage .
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