The Tipton and Coseley Building Society has made a further 12 donations through its Charitable Foundation, totalling over £14k in donations to local Midlands charities during 2022.
Twice a year a panel, made up of Tipton employees and members of the community, come together to allocate funds to local charities to help raise educational standards, increase health provision and support the hospice movement.
During 2022, the Tipton has proudly donated a total of £14,395.45 to local charities.
Jon Cottrell, Charitable Foundation panel member, said: “The past few years have been a challenging time for charities, with many now worried due to the cost-of-living crisis.
“Supporting and engaging with our local community is one of the Society’s core principles so we are delighted to announce further donations to local charities which do such a wonderful job in our community.”
These latest donations will go towards supporting patients through end-of-life care; installation of piped oxygen around hospices to help children move round more freely; supporting young people with their mental health; providing workshops for cancer patients to share experiences; support for vulnerable children to understand the process involved in grief and loss through a child bereavement service; and much more.
The latest 12 charities the Tipton have supported are: Leaps and Bounds Trust; St Giles Hospice; Sandwell Advocacy; Look Good Feel Better; Crafting for Communities; Acorn’s Children’s Hospice Trust; Walsall Society for the Blind; Foundation for Conductive Education; The Hospice Charity Partnership; Mentor Link; YMCA Black Country Group; and Impact Training DCFA.
