“Absolutely thrilled to bits and incredibly impressed with these vibrant and quality products created and produced by City Signs.” – says Ria Heap, Fundraising Manager at The Chamwell Centre.
Ria recently accepted the kind donation of new pop-up banners to help to raise awareness of the local charity, enabling the team to reach the people that need them and the businesses and individuals who can help support them.
Matt says: “At Jackson Family, we aim to become more involved with our local communities through advice, fundraising support and public awareness. We really value our community and try to spend our time and effort to also support these valuable connections.”
Colleague, fellow Sterling member and Lead at the Tewkesbury Group, Darren Wilkins at City Signs agrees: “We’re delighted to be able to support Ria in some small way and urge our communities to take a look at what Ria and the team do, and support them if you can.”
The Chamwell Centre is based on Longford Lane, Longlevens in Gloucestershire and is a charity that supports its local community in overcoming disability.
Ria continues: “MASSIVE thanks to my fellow Sterling Tewkesbury members, the very kind and thoughtful Darren Wilkins and Matthew Jackson who very generously funded the tall and short banners for the Chamwell Centre Charity – thank you both so much!”
Further information about The Chamwell Centre can be found online: www.chamwellcentre.org.uk.
As seen in Sterling magazine.