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We raised over £8,500 through the Co-op Community Fund

By 17 November 2023No Comments
Photo of two women and a man holding up a blue frame with text on it that says: "Co-op: Supporting local communities." Also holding up a large cheque to Airedale Hospital and Community Charity for £8691.22

The team at Gargrave Co-op

Airedale Hospital and Community Charity has raised a total of £8,681.22 through the Co-op 2022/23 Community Fund, with the support of Co-op stores in Steeton, Silsden, Cross Hills, and Gargrave, as well as a Co-op Funeralcare in Skipton.

Co-op’s Local Community Fund supports projects across the UK through the purchase of their Co-op branded products. The charity will use the funds raised through these purchases to provide wellbeing spaces, equipment, and any other items that will help improve the health and wellbeing of the patients and staff at Airedale NHS Foundation Trust.

Jodie Hearnshaw, Charity Manager, said:

“Being a part of the Co-op Community Fund has given us the opportunity to connect with our community in so many ways, especially through their everyday shopping.

Photo of three women holding a large cheque to Airedale Hospital and Community Charity for £8691.22

The team at Cross Hills Co-op

“I want to thank every Co-op member who chose us as their charity – we raised an amazing amount through this fund, and we couldn’t have done it without you. Thank you so much for all of your support, and thank you to the Co-op stores that have continuously supported us and helped us raise such an incredible amount for our cause.”

For more information about the Co-op Community Fund, visit causes.coop.co.uk.

To learn more, contact us by email at anhsft.charity@nhs.net and by telephone at 01535 294870.

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