Kingston colleagues came together on Tuesday 13 October to support 4Louis during Baby Loss Awareness Month
Kingston colleagues came together on Tuesday 13 October to support 4Louis during Baby Loss Awareness Month, helping to raise more than £200 through a successful ‘Big Cake Day’ fundraiser.
As Kingston’s 2026 charity partner, we answered the charity’s call for businesses to host a cake day, bake-off or coffee morning in support of families affected by miscarriage, stillbirth and the death of a baby of child.
Colleagues got involved by baking and donating an impressive selection of sweet treats and savoury favourites, which were enjoyed throughout the day.
The event not only raised vital funds for 4Louis but also helped Kingston reach an incredible milestone, pushing our fundraising total for the year beyond £5,000.
A huge thank you goes to everyone who baked, donated, purchased cakes, and supported the event. Reaching £5,000 is a fantastic achievement, demonstrating the continued commitment of Kingston colleagues to supporting a worthwhile cause.
Follow Kingston’s fundraising journey on JustGiving.
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