We’ve proudly donated to multiple charities across the country as part of the first half of our monthly community fund; The Mulberry Community Chest.
We’ve invited charities and public organisations local to our developments to apply to receive a one-off donation. Each month, a judging panel select a beneficiary to secure the requested funding.
A selection of ecological charities have been donated to through the scheme, including Animals in Need in Northamptonshire, the Bedfordshire Swift Group, Herrings Green Activity Farm and Bird of Prey Centre, and Silsoe VC Lower School’s eco council, both in Bedfordshire.
The money has gone towards buying supplies for wild animals in need, and providing ecological education to children. Children’s charities across the country have also benefitted greatly, with Sport4Fitness in Northamptonshire, The Friends of John Wycliffe Primary School PTA in Leicestershire, and KidsOut in Bedfordshire each receiving donations.
This has ensured that children and young people are provided with fun experiences that they otherwise wouldn’t have had access to. Finally, Bicester Widows and Widowers in Oxfordshire received a donation to help them fund their summer holiday to Bournemouth, alongside supporting their ongoing efforts to bring individuals together that have suffered personal losses.
Mulberry Homes, said: “We’re very proud of The Mulberry Community Chest and all the wonderful charities we’ve been able to donate to through the scheme. “These organisations across the country are doing phenomenal work for a number of incredibly worthwhile causes, and we feel honoured that we’re able to contribute.
“We’re looking forward to donating to a whole host of other charities in the second half of 2022, as The Mulberry Community Chest continues to function for the benefit of communities local to our developments.”
Mulberry Homes is continuing to donate to charities in need throughout the rest of the year.
