The firm is pleased to announce that for 2020 we will be supporting not one but two charities. The Eastbourne Foodbank and Hangleton and West Blatchington Foodbank are local to our offices in Eastbourne and Hove.
Humphrey & Co Charity Fundraising Update
Sponsors’ article: Humphrey & Co
During 2019 we have supported The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) and are very appreciative to all members of our staff who have helped to raise money for this very worthy cause. In total we have raised in excess of £4,800 from a range of fundraising activities including a Fun Run, Pool League and Tea Party! For more information on the charity please visit: www.jdrf.org.uk
The firm is pleased to announce that for 2020 we will be supporting not one but two charities. The Eastbourne Foodbank and Hangleton and West Blatchington Foodbank are local to our offices in Eastbourne and Hove. Foodbanks are here to support those in the local community who do not have sufficient funds to buy their own food and essential toiletries, whilst also offering advice and support groups to those in need.
We will be supporting both charities by collecting food to donate throughout the year and also donating the money raised through various fundraising activities. To kick start our fundraising for the year our first donation will be £500 to each charity.
For more information visit: www.eastbourne.foodbank.org.uk and www.hangletonfoodbank.org
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