Cambridge GAPS learners raise money for Cambs Children's Hospice
Written by Vega Sims Posted in General Advice, Learners' Stories
Our Cambs Gaps learners handed over a cheque for £303 to the East Anglia Children’s Hospice. The money was raised with support from Circuit where they developed handmade gifts which they sold at their “Pop-Up-Shop” in Cambridge earlier this year.
They handed over the cheque to Beccy Gillings EACH Cambridgeshire Fundraiser who was delighted with the support the young people had given them on Wednesday. “We rely on public support for the majority of our income so we are extremely grateful for the support the Consultancy Home Counties Ltd have given to EACH and the brilliant amount they have raised. The money raised will help to provide specialist care to local children and young people with life-threatening conditions.”
Special thanks to our learners who did an excellent job on setting up and running the shop!
- Tags: Achievements, GAPs, Learners, Retail
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She's got a Marketing and Communications post graduate degree from the University of Pretoria with extensive amount of marketing experience, she owned a business and sings in a rock band.
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