Each year Thursfields’ team select 5 local charities to support throughout the year.
Raising funds, awareness and volunteering to support our chosen charities to help enable their crucial services be provided within our communities.
To make a donation please visit www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/thursfields-solicitors
Your kind donation will be equally shared between these charities.
Our charities for 2020/2021 are;
Black Country Foodbank – Helping vulnerable individuals and families in crisis through the provision of 3 days emergency food supplies while a longer-term solution is developed. www.blackcountryfoodbank.org.uk
Get A-Head – An independent cancer charity supporting those with head and neck diseases and cancers. www.getahead.org.uk
New College Worcester – Educating young people who are blind or vision impaired. www.ncw.co.uk
Sight Concern Worcestershire – Supporting blind and partially sighted people to lead independent and fulfilling lives. www.sightconcern.co.uk
Variety, the Children’s Charity – Supporting children and young people who are sick, disabled or disadvantaged. www.variety.org.uk
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