Kingston was brightened up by colleagues wearing pink and red as part of our Valentines themed office fundraiser on Tuesday 17th February 2026.
Kingston was brightened up by colleagues wearing pink and red as part of our Valentines themed office fundraiser on Tuesday 17th February 2026.
A ‘Name the Panda’ game gave colleagues a chance to guess a name for a giant panda soft toy. All entries were placed in a random draw, and congratulations go to Adele, who won with the name Romeo – a very fitting choice!
We were also treated to a selection of bake sale goods, with every purchase helping raise funds for a great cause.
Almost £500 was raised for 4Louis, bringing our running total for the year to nearly £800 raised in support of Kingston’s 2026 Charity Partner.
Thank you to everyone who has contributed. Our fundraising progress can be followed on JustGiving.
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