Bournemouth Business Raises £10,000 for Cancer Charity through Community Fundraiser

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A Bournemouth family-run business, Pro Drainage Group, has successfully hosted a charity fundraiser to celebrate their decade in business, raising £10,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support. The event, attended by over 90 local businesses, featured a raffle, and contributions to a JustGiving page, exceeding the fundraising target. The business's efforts have been met with gratitude from the local community, contractors, and suppliers, who supported the charity event. The raised funds will directly support vital services for those affected by cancer, ensuring that no one has to face the disease alone.

Key Takeaways:

  • Pro Drainage Group, a family-run business established in 2015, hosted a charity fundraiser called Pro Drainage Family Fun Day on August 3 to celebrate their 10-year anniversary.
  • The event, supported by over 90 local businesses, raised an incredible £10,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support.
  • The funds will be used to provide vital support services for those affected by cancer, addressing the social, emotional, and practical impact of the disease.
  • Kelly Grundy, the company director, expressed gratitude towards the local community, contractors, and suppliers for their generosity and support in reaching the fundraising target.
  • The event highlighted the amazing network of clients, contractors, and suppliers that Pro Drainage Group is fortunate enough to work with.
  • The business is committed to making a real difference in their community, as evident from their enthusiasm, kindness, and community spirit.

Statistics:

  • £10,000: the amount raised for Macmillan Cancer Support through the charity fundraiser.
  • 10 years: the duration Pro Drainage Group has been in business, marked by the charity event.
  • 90: the number of local businesses that supported the charity event through donations, raffle prizes, or contributions to the Just Giving page.
  • August 3: the date on which the charity event took place.

Sources:

  • Kelly Grundy, company director of Pro Drainage Group, and Claire Treasure from Macmillan Cancer Support.