Chartwell Funding hosted a charity cricket match in support of St Peter’s Hospice, bringing together colleagues and partners for a day of sport and fundraising.
The event raised £4,000 on the day, with additional cash and pledges of over £2,500, bringing the total to nearly £7,000 for St Peter’s Hospice.
Matthew Jarrett captained Chartwell Funding, backed by Josh Kemp, Duncan Bell, Carl Duffin, Kane Merrick, Harry Shearwood, Emily Bray, Robert Winfield, Ollie Peters, Abi Bell, Kenny Burns, James Ford, Chris Bodenham, Daniel Lawrence, Mark Searle and Charlie Nicholson.
The Rest of World and BDM team included Craig Charlesworth of Barclays, Eddie Morgan of Atom bank, John Hoole of Leeds Building Society, Paul Williams of NatWest Group, Steve Bond of Skipton Building Society, Bradley Wolstenholme of Together, Craig Taylor of United Trust Bank, Richard Alexander Nasmyth of Aviva, Ben Cohoon of Cirencester Friendly Society Limited, Mark Hulse and Charlie Doel of Strakers, Benjamin Lee of St Peter’s Hospice, Dale Farmiloe of Santander and Josh Parker of Fle.
Rob Winfield, managing director at Chartwell Funding Limited, said: “This was the biggest and best yet – despite the weather, the support was amazing and we even played some cricket.
“Whilst Chartwell Funding won the match, St Peter’s Hospice won the day!”
