The Bradbury Foundation is thrilled to announce that Handelsbanken Grimsby has nominated us as their Charity of the Year.
This exciting partnership will see a series of events and initiatives designed to raise valuable funds to support our mission of transforming local lives through our grant making, helping to nurture a sustainable, inclusive and long lasting impact not only for today, but for the communities of the future.
Handelsbanken's commitment to supporting local communities aligns perfectly with our values, and we are honoured to be their chosen charity for the coming year. The funds raised will help us continue our vital work in supporting charities, not-for-profit organisations and charity community projects, enabling us to make a real difference in the lives of those community projects that we support.
Throughout the year, Handelsbanken Grimsby will be hosting a variety of fundraising events. We are excited to work together to create engaging and impactful events that will not only raise funds but also raise awareness of the work we do at The Bradbury Foundation.
Philip George, trustee said, "We are incredibly grateful to Handelsbanken Grimsby for selecting us as their Charity of the Year. Their support will make a significant difference to our projects and the people we help. We look forward to collaborating with their team and the wider community to make this partnership a success."
Julie Williamson, Branch Manager of Handelsbanken Grimsby said, "We are delighted to support The Bradbury Foundation as our Charity of the Year. We are committed to making a positive impact in our community and look forward to organising a range of activities that will contribute to this worthy cause."
The Bradbury Foundation extends its heartfelt thanks to Handelsbanken Grimsby for their support and looks forward to an exciting year of fundraising and community engagement.
For more information about The Bradbury Foundation and how to get involved, please visit www.thebradburyfoundation.org.
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