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www.justgiving.com/fundraising/jangrott) Jangro supports the Trussell Trust
Jangro, the largest network of independent janitorial and cleaning distributors in the UK and Ireland, has announced that it is supporting The Trussell Trust as its chosen charity this year.
All 47 members in its network have started collecting foods and other essentials and have been dropping them off to their local food banks across the country.
As well as organising food collections, Jangro will also be donating any monies raised from fundraising events throughout the year, such as its regular supplier and member days. So far, the Jangro membership has already raised over £3000.
The Trussell Trust is a worthy charity that supports a nationwide network of food banks. Together they provide emergency food and support to people locked in poverty. Jangro shares its vision for a UK without the need for food banks; for a just, compassionate future, where no one should have to use one to get by.
Jo Gilliard, CEO at Jangro, commented: “At Jangro, we take our social responsibility seriously and believe in giving back
to the communities in which we operate. At a time when the true cost of living is soaring, we hope our contributions will help families get by that little bit easier.”
Last year, Jangro achieved its fundraising goal, raising a huge £100,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support to help them support people living with cancer. To support Jangro’s fundraising efforts for The Trussel Trust or to track its progress, visit the Just Giving page.
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New Head of Procurement at Robert Scott
that includes the Ecofibre cloth – made from 55% recycled plastic and offering the same cleaning power of traditional microfibre; and the Ecofibre scourer – a recycled, non- scratch scouring pad for tough, eco-friendly cleaning that’s made using 40% plant fibres including nut shells and 15% recycled polyester.
Discussing his appointment, Darren commented: “I’ve always admired Robert Scott – it’s a great family business that I wanted to be part of. With almost a decade of experience in cleaning and hygiene procurement, my plan is to continue the great work the team is doing and build on its extensive range of products, as well as looking to add new, innovative products with a particular focus on sustainability and environmental credentials. I’m very much looking forward to helping to take the business forward.”
Darren Williamson has been appointed as the new Head of Procurement at cleaning product manufacturer and distributor, Robert Scott.
Darren joins the business from safety supplier Arco, where he was Product and Procurement Manager for its cleaning and hygiene and workplace safety categories.
He brings more than 30 years’ procurement experience to his new role at Robert Scott, and will oversee the ongoing purchasing of all the business’ requirements, leading on expanding its range of sustainably-sourced and manufactured cleaning products and equipment to support businesses in reducing their environmental impact.
One of the company’s most recent launches was Ecofibre, a new range of products made from recycled materials
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Alastair Scott, Sales Director at Robert Scott, added: “Darren joins the business at an exciting time. We’re investing considerably in innovation to bring new products to market that will help businesses clean efficiently and effectively in ways that are better for the environment. Introducing more reusable and recyclable items is a key area that we’re currently looking into, and we want to ensure the ways in which we source and manufacture these products have positive sustainability gains too.
“Darren’s extensive experience and knowledge of procurement for the cleaning and hygiene sector will be a fantastic asset for the business to lead the team as we look to expand our ranges to support customers.”
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