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Newbury Building Society has raised an incredible £38,215.07 for its nine partner charities in 2019.
As part of the Society’s Charity Partnership scheme, in which head office and branch employees raise funds for a designated charity, kind-hearted and generous members of the Society donated and supported various fundraising events such as bake sales and supermarket collections, to name only a few.
Final totals for 2019 have been calculated and include interest paid to each charity partner from the balances held in the Newbury Building Society Charity savings account:
Andover branch raised £1,941.48 for The Countess of Brecknock Hospice
Alton branch raised £2,912.98 for Alton Foodbank
Abingdon and Didcot branches raised £5,084.13 for Helen & Douglas House
Basingstoke branch raised £4,043.58 for St Michael’s Hospice
Hungerford branch raised £1,756.55 for Prior’s Court School
Thatcham and Newbury branches raised £9,282.62 for Newbury Cancer Care
Winchester branch raised £1,604.26 for Friends of PICU
Wokingham branch raised £3,132.41 for Sue Ryder
Head office raised £8,493.06 for Alzheimer’s Society
Alison Stone, Community Fundraising Manager at Helen & Douglas House said: “I would like to say a huge thank you to Newbury Building Society for their donation to Helen & Douglas House. We simply couldn’t provide the amazing care for local terminally ill children and their families without the continued support of local organisations like Newbury Building Society. We need to raise £3.6m a year to provide physical, emotional and practical support to local families and walk alongside them on their difficult and exhausting journey. This would not be possible without the wonderful staff at the Newbury Building Society raising money for us.”
Tanya Penny, Office Manager and Finance Officer at The Countess of Brecknock Hospice Trust said: "Thank you for bringing peace, comfort and dignity to every patient we see. Thanks to you, help can be given when it is needed most."
Emma Simms, Marketing and Communications Manager at Newbury Building Society said: “It goes without saying raising these magnificent totals would not be possible without the ongoing support of all our members and our employees. Thank you to all those who have donated; your contribution will go a long way in helping our nine partner charities continue their excellent work in and around our communities.”
