Charity Golf Classic donation of £5,200 for disabled children
A Sutton Coldfield-based association for disabled children and their families has been boosted by the generosity of professional and amateur golfers in the business community.more
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Clent school's £640 lift from Talbot Solicitors' promotion
Talbots Solicitors in Stourbridge and Kidderminster has raised £640 in a will promotion for the school building under construction at Sunfield special school in Clent. Gillian Bowskill, of Talbots Trust & Probate Service, said: “This promotion simply offered people the opportunity to make a will and to support our chosen charity. For every new will made, we have donated £20 and our clients, as always, have been very receptive to the idea.”more
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Birmingham Brain Game to kick-start appeal for new Marie Curie hospice
Organisers of the annual Marie Curie Cancer Care Brain Game are hoping to raise the fundraising bar with all proceeds from this year’s event going to its local hospice capital appeal project.more
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Brindleyplace helps charities with £90k fund-raising boost
Businesses and visitors to Brindleyplace have helped raise almost £90,000 for UK charities over the past year.more
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TLC Lottery wins security assurance
TLC Lottery has just earned membership of the Fund Raising Standards Board Scheme which means anyone can support the charity lottery safe in the knowledge it has met the highest standards in fundraising.more
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ICC forum to help business cut carbon emissions
Business people hoping to explore different ways of supporting environmental issues are signing up for the next Thrive forum.more
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New guide helps put case for low-carbon projects
The Carbon Trust has developed a how-to-guide to help facilities managers, works engineers and environmental managers make an effective business case for investment in low-carbon projects.more
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Chefs cook up £100k boost to Children's Liver Disease Foundation
Birmingham-based Children’s Liver Disease Foundation (CLDF) raised £100,000 at a Celebrity Chef Gala Dinner.more
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ICC forum to help offices reduce their carbon footprint
Business people looking for opportunities to take a responsible position on environmental issues will be at the heart of the next Thrive forum.more
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Towpath Tidy 2009: Birmingham bank staff among volunteers
Twelve volunteers from Barclays Commercial based in Colmore Row, Birmingham, are spending a day helping to tidy up towpaths.more
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Award winning boss backs Birmingham’s Got Talent
Former Birmingham Future Young Entrepreneur of the Year, Nicola Fleet-Milne, is lending her support to Birmingham’s Got Talent.more
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Shirley-based firm backs WWF's lights out campaign
Shirley-based print management and marketing outsource specialist, extrinsic is giving its full support to Earth Hour - WWF’s global initiative which aims to unite people across the planet and demonstrate that it is possible to take positive action on climate change.more
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Forward thinking creative and cultural employers are being urged to help safeguard the future workforce of their industry by investing in a ground breaking new initiative aimed at supporting, developing and championing creative talent in the region.
Creative Apprenticeships, the first official training scheme of its kind in the West Midlands, is open to leading creative and cultural organisations in the region and aims to address future skills shortages through reliable and cost effective recruitment channels.more
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Midlands’ creative firms get own apprenticeship scheme
Forward-thinking creative and cultural employers are being urged to help safeguard the future workforce of their industry by investing in a groundbreaking initiative aimed at championing creative talent in the region.more
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Birmingham to stage Environment Prom
An environmental prom is set to raise thousands of pounds for charity next month when Birmingham’s Symphony Hall becomes centre stage for a world premiere of the celebrated Ballads for a Living Planet.more
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£10k boost for special school
West Midland businessmen’s group Pedmore Sporting Club has donated £10,000 to Sunfield special school in Clent, as part of its annual programme of charitable donations.more
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Midlands law firm's boost for blind and partially sighted pupils
Harrison Clark LLP’s charitable trust has made a donation of over £1,000 to purchase equipment for New College in Worcester to help teach blind and partially sighted pupils.more
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Cadbury in Bournville helping the homeless
Cadbury is backing an initiative that celebrates the achievements of sellers of the Big Issue, the newspaper sold on the streets that enables people facing homelessness to take new opportunities,more
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Forum at ICC to focus on business environmental issues
Experts exploring the ways businesses can take a responsible position on environmental issues will be at the heart of the next Thrive forum.more
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Ernst & Young Birmingham staff clown around for Comic Relief
Accountants from Ernst & Young’s Birmingham office have been clowning around, as part of their “do something funny for money” fundraising challenge for Comic Relief.more
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