subject: Christmas Party Organisers Making A Difference This Christmas [print this page] Christmas Party Organisers Making A Difference This Christmas
Corporate Christmas party firms in the midst of a recession are helping to raise funds for UK charities. As many of you know, the economic situation has had a gigantic impact upon Charities in the UK and abroad, seeing many struggling or going into liquidation. Christmas Corporation's have responded by raising money at their charity events and at their very own Christmas parties.
A local Birmingham based Corporate Christmas party organising firm is hoping to raise a substantial amount for its chosen charity this December at its shared Christmas parties in the West Midlands area. The figure they hope to raise is around 40,000 for the NSPCC, which will for many children provide the support they need and make a substantial difference to their lives even changing some lives for good.
The charity devoted to ending cruelty to children, has already seen the Birmingham based Christmas party organisers raise money at the HACK walk during August 2010. Furthermore, they donated a substantial prize to the team that completed the walk in time and raised the most. After the success of the Hack walk, the Corporate Christmas party firm hopes to raise even more money, totalling in at around 40,000.
But to do this, they need volunteers to help them raise money at their two Christmas parties in the West Midlands (Birmingham and Solihull). In their last press release, they called out for volunteers for their Christmas parties. They hope to gain a significant response from willing volunteers, who will be richly rewarded with a three-course meal at the Christmas party.
The Corporate Christmas party organisers will also be raising funds through their charity games and raffles at their fun fair themed Christmas parties. So it's easy for any guest at their Christmas parties to join in raising funds for the NSPCC.
The party organisers, based in Birmingham's fashionable Jewellery Quarter hopes to make a significant contribution towards the Child's Voice Appeal an NSPCC appeal that hopes to expand the listening services, including they helpline for children and adults concerned about children. Raising money for this appeal will really make a difference, as children affected by issues of abuse will get the help they need.
Help make a difference this year by attending a Christmas party that supports a charity. In these difficult times, our charities need our support.
If you interested in helping to raise funds for a charitable organisation or attending Christmas parties in Birmingham, Solihull, Windsor or London, have a look at www.christmascorporation.co.uk
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