2020 has been a particularly tough year for Charlie House, the charity has seen an 84% increase in requests for support amid the COVID-19 pandemic and really need all the support they can get. Charlie House want to continue helping make life better for babies, children and young people who have life-threatening or life-limiting conditions and to support their loved ones, however they need the generosity and support of others to help them do so.
In a bid to help the charity raise as much vital funds as possible, activpayroll has become a sponsor for the Charlie House Rotary Raffle alongside two other businesses. There are three amazing prizes up for grabs, including:
Bon Accord Bundle worth £2,500 (sponsored by Bon Accord Aberdeen, affiliated shops & STATS Group)
£1,000 cash (sponsored by Atholl Scott Financial Services Ltd)
£1,000 to spend in Banchory Cycles - prize will include a bike at cost price, standard cycling accessories and free delivery in Scotland (sponsored by activpayroll in association with Banchory Cycles)
Interested in buying raffle tickets?
Tickets can be purchased for £1 each or book of 5 for £5. Members of the various participating Rotary Clubs will be selling tickets locally and will have a presence in the Bon Accord from 1st December leading up to the draw on Christmas Eve which will take place at the Bon Accord. Raffle tickets can also be purchased directly from Charlie House by emailing Kirsty Walker kirsty@charliehouse.org.uk or calling the Charlie House office on 01224 31333.
Good luck everyone and please spread the word about this amazing raffle to your family, friends and colleagues!
Alison Sellar, CEO of activpayroll, comments: “It is without doubt a very hard time for charities and it is heartbreaking to know that some are struggling to support those who really need it. With most of our CSR challenges cancelled this year due to COVID-19, we still really wanted to help Charlie House and this was the perfect opportunity. We thought the donation of a bike would be a great prize for someone given the current pandemic as cycling is a great escape and a way to keep fit during a time where other activities are limited."
