Applethwaite Homes is proud to announce a charitable donation to Derian House Children’s Hospice following the successful sale of furniture from one of its show homes. The developer raised £355, with all proceeds being donated to support the hospice’s vital work caring for babies, children and young people with life-limiting conditions across the North West.
In addition to the cash donation, Applethwaite also donated a collection of art sets to bring creativity and enjoyment to the children and their families receiving care at Derian House.
This charitable donation forms part of the housing developer’s ongoing commitment to supporting the communities in which it builds, with the show home furniture sale providing buyers with the opportunity to purchase high-quality interior furnishings while contributing to an important local cause.
Samantha Palin, Sales Director at Applethwaite Homes, said: “We’re delighted to be able to make this donation and support Derian House. Selling our show home furniture gave us a fantastic opportunity to raise money for an incredible charity while giving our furniture a new home.
“We also wanted to provide something extra for the children, so we’re pleased to be donating art sets that we hope will bring moments of creativity, fun and happiness. We know the team at Derian House makes a remarkable difference to so many families, and we’re honoured to play a small part in supporting their work.”
Ellie Smith, Community fundraiser at Derian House, said: “We’re incredibly grateful to Applethwaite Homes, not only for their generous donation, but also for the art sets that will give our children and families moments of joy.
“Care is free to families at Derian House, but it will cost £6million to run the hospice this year. Support from local businesses like Applethwaite Homes helps us continue this vital work and create special moments for the families in our care.”
Applethwaite Homes looks forward to continuing its support for local charities and community initiatives as part of its commitment to making a positive impact beyond building new homes.
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