Kingston, Open Spaces and Living Spaces got into the festive spirit on Tuesday 16th December by taking part in a Christmas Jumper Day
Kingston, Open Spaces and Living Spaces got into the festive spirit on Tuesday 16th December by taking part in a Christmas Jumper Day – with some colleagues opting for festive fancy dress.
Alongside the outfits, a bake sale, football card, and tombola were also organised to raise money for Diabetes UK.
Thanks to everyone’s enthusiasm and generosity, the day has already raised £333 and counting. This fantastic effort means we are now so close to reaching the overall fundraising target of £5,000 for Diabetes UK.
A huge thank you to everyone who baked, bought tickets, and donated prizes – all of which were generously contributed by staff.
For anyone that would like to donate and help us reach (and hopefully exceed) our target, our fundraising progress can be followed on JustGiving.
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