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Watts Commercial Finance raises £62k for The Joshua Tree at charity dinner

Watts Commercial Finance has raised more than £62,000 at a recent charity dinner event in support of its charity partner The Joshua Tree, dedicated to assisting families affected by childhood cancers.

The event, held at the Lowry Hotel in Manchester on Thursday 25th April 2024, was attended by 228 guests and raised £62,474.82.

Leading the evening was compere Jamie Sutherland, and the evening comprised entertainment including a performance by Heather Small, followed by DJ Lionel Vinyl.

The event was made possible through the support of sponsors, including Together, John Pass the Jewellers, and Porsche Centre Wilmslow.

Phil Gray, managing director at Watts Commercial Finance, said: “A night like this truly celebrates the amazing individuals in our industry who embody the spirit of giving and unity.

“We are immensely proud to have orchestrated an event that not only recognises their generosity but also makes a tangible difference in the lives of families facing the battles of childhood cancers.

“Here at Watts Commercial, supporting The Joshua Tree is not just a commitment; it’s a passion.

“We deeply believe in the invaluable work of this remarkable charity and are honoured to stand alongside them in their mission.

“Our heartfelt thanks go out to all our guests, sponsors, and everyone who contributed to the success of this meaningful evening.”

Richard Driffield, CEO of The Joshua Tree, added: “We are hugely grateful to the team at Watts Commercial for their continued support for The Joshua Tree.

“We are blown away by the generosity of everyone who attended the charity ball and the amount raised is incredible.

“As a small charity, this level of support makes a huge difference, and the funds raised will enable us to help even more families affected by childhood cancers across Cheshire, North West England and North Wales.

“We are excited to continue our partnership with Watts Commercial and further increase the profile of the charity across the region.”

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