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North East Broker's Successful Year Fundraising for Grace House
North East Insurance Broker NC Insurance have had a great year fundraising for Grace House, managing to raise over £2,250 for the incredibly worthwhile cause.
Grace House is a UK registered (No. 4419980) children’s charity based in Sunderland which provides a fun, safe and exciting environment for children and young people with complex disabilities, health needs and life limiting conditions.
Speaking on the topic, Freddie Wilkinson, Sales & Marketing Handler at NC Insurance said:
“We were delighted to support Grace House as our nominated charity over the last year. Colleagues in our Gateshead office have undertaken a number of fundraising events to raise more than £2,250 since beginning our partnership in April 2018. We were thrilled to be able to present our contribution to such a worthy and important cause
Fundraising activities conducted by the team at NC Insurance included:
- A Charity Poker night
- Fancy Dress/ Dress down days
- Bake Sales (So many cakes!)
- A company quiz
- Several hampers & raffles
- Sweepstakes for a variety of events
- Cookie decorating
- A Halloween themed, spooky relay race
And so much more!!
NC Insurance will continue to dedicate time towards it’s fundraising efforts & making positive impacts on individuals and the communities in which it operates throughout 2019 and beyond.
If your interested in learning how NC Insurance can help work with your charity, visit our website or give us a call on 0191 482 1219
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