AND FINALLY
Selco raise over £11,000 for Macmillan All 66 of Selco Builders Warehouse branches joined in Macmillan’s
World’s Biggest Coffee Morning by hosting events for customers and suppliers. The coffee mornings brought a total of £11,568.
Selco and Macmillan have a long-standing partnership, with the builders merchant donating more than £550,000 over the last five years. “The Macmillan Coffee Morning has become a big event on the charity calendar and we were delighted to play a part in it again, with activity in every one of our 66 branches,” said Carine Jessamine, marketing director at Selco. “As well as coffee and cakes, some branches went the extra mile with staff wearing fancy dress and others holding darts competitions.”
Merthyr RFC U13s supported by Scott Parnell
Merthyr Rugby Football Club’s under 13s team received a boost from Scott Parnell in a sponsorship deal for the 2018/19 season and a new kit has been issued to the team, displaying Scott Parnell’s logo. Leanne
Horrigan, director at Scott Parnell Wales, said “Scott Parnell is pleased to offer support to the talented players at Merthyr RFC U13s. We wish the
Builders’ merchant Jewson has helped in the completion of a new sensory garden for Sunder - land community group.
Include ‘In’ Autism provides
support and services for childr en, young people and adults with autism, and their families, across the North East of England. In July 2018, the charity was awar ded £4,000 of building
Jewsonhelps build sensory garden materials by Jewson as part of
its Building Better Communities initiative.
The organisation has created a safe and calming outdoor envi- ronment wher e childr en can lear n new skills and interact with one another .
This includes a ‘buddy bench’, wher e they can sit when they need someone to talk to, and a
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sensory garden to stimulate their minds. The extensive work was completed in just two days, from 1st – 2nd October.
Marie Jevon, director at Include ‘In’ Autism, said: “I’m so grate - ful to Jewson and all those who came to help build the sensory gar den in such a short space of time – it will go a long way in helping us continue our work.”
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