Michael Jones Jeweller partner with the Nene Valley Rotary Club in their annual Rokart event, contributing to fundraising eff orts for a range of community projects. T eir sponsorship has facilitated the raising of signifi cant funds, including £8,500 allocated to support the refurbishment of Eve, a women’s refuge dedicated to assisting survivors of domestic violence. T e refurbishment project at Eve demonstrates the tangible diff erence businesses can make in the lives of those facing adversity. By supporting initiatives that provide safety and support, Michael Jones Jeweller show that community welfare should be a priority for all. Other causes supported by the Michael Jones Jeweller Community


Fund include the Lewis Foundation in sponsorship of their annual Fun Run, prize donation for charity golf days with Northampton Golf Club, a grant for Banbury-based charity Dementia Active to help pay for vital construction, and the donation of much-needed educational resources, including laptops and atlases, to local schools. Whether through financial donations, sponsorship of events, or active participation in initiatives, there’s no shortage of ways to make a positive impact So, to other local businesses, the message from Michael


Jones Jeweller is clear: you have the means to make a diff erence. Whether through fi nancial contributions, employee volunteering programmes, or strategic partnerships, your business can be a force for good in your community. Take inspiration from Michael Jones Jeweller and join the movement towards a brighter, more inclusive future for all.


To fi nd out more about Michael Jones Jeweller, call 01604 632548 or visit www.michaeljonesjeweller.co.uk


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