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Beauty & Style Event raises £700 to fight cancer
A recent Beauty & Style event held at the Apollo Hotel in Basingstoke and hosted by Basingstoke-based HR Consultancy, Reality HR, helped to raise more than £700 for the Gynaecological Cancer Fund.
Reality HR has nominated the Gynaecological Cancer Fund as its chosen charity for 2017 and has committed to raise £2,000 from a number of events throughout the year towards the Fund’s three year target to raise £750k for research into new targeted treatments for the five main gynaecological cancers.
The charity is particularly close to the hearts of the Reality HR team as one of its members was diagnosed with a rare form of ovarian cancer early in 2016.
The event was organised by Reality HR’s Kate Scott and Melanie Plotkin, who invited botanical beauty company, Arbonne, along to present to the audience. Melanie also presented on behalf of image consultants House of Colour on the importance of personal image. The audience was more than happy to purchase tickets for the event at just £10 and participate in a raffle with prizes donated by Reality HR staff and clients.
The Apollo Hotel in Basingstoke provided free conference facilities to support Reality HR in their fundraising efforts.
Reality HR Managing Director, Laura Davis, commented: “We are delighted with the response we received from the event which has meant we have almost reached our annual £2,000 target, and we have more events planned before the end of the year! The Reality HR team has always shown strong support of the Gynaecological Cancer Fund which we are incredibly proud to support.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Colin Bridgman .
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