Blandy & Blandy has made a festive donation of £2,000 to two local NHS charities, taking the total amount provided in the past year to over £11,000.
The firm’s chairman, Nick Burrows, explained: “Before the pandemic, colleagues chose to adopt two fantastic NHS charities at the heart of our community and we are very proud to be supporting the Royal Berks Charity and Babies in Buscot Support (BIBS).
We wish to extend an enormous thank you to those working in the NHS and in other key roles during what has been a very challenging time for everyone, and we look forward to continuing to work with both charities over the next two years.”
Sarah Critchley, Chief Executive at Babies in Buscot Support, said: “I would like to warmly thank our friends at Blandy & Blandy for their generous donation this festive period. As part of our three-year partnership, the firm has now donated over £11,000 to its two adopted charities – an incredible sum! The funds received are enough to fund more than one whole year of support from BIBS’ Professional Family Support Practitioner – an independent source of emotional and practical support for parents and families of premature and sick new born babies on Buscot Ward. Merry Christmas to all the staff and clients of Blandy and Blandy who make this generosity possible.”
Jo Warrior, Charity Director at the Royal Berks Charity, added: “On behalf of all at Royal Berks Charity, I would like to wish everyone at Blandy and Blandy a very happy Christmas. Thank you for your ongoing support throughout 2021; it has made a huge difference to our patients and staff and we can’t wait to continue working with you in 2022.”
If you would like to make a donation to either or both charities, please donate to the Royal Berks Charity and/or Babies in Buscot Support (BIBS).
For further information or legal advice, please contact law@blandy.co.uk or call 0118 951 6800.
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