esbs announces Q2 charity beneficiaries
Added by Love Business East Midlands | 6 May 2025
Last quarter, the In the Community scheme supported The Ark Association and the Bradgate Park & Swithland Wood Trust, resulting in donations of £280.05 and £219.95 respectively.
The Ark Association is dedicated to providing quality early years education and childcare, fostering a safe and stimulating environment for young children. Meanwhile, the Bradgate Park & Swithland Wood Trust plays a vital role in conserving one of Leicestershire’s most treasured natural landscapes, ensuring its preservation for wildlife and visitors alike.
Looking ahead, esbs has selected Anthony Nolan and Sands as the current charities to benefit from the scheme.
Anthony Nolan works to match stem cell donors with people battling blood cancers and disorders. With a register of nearly one million potential donors, the charity has made groundbreaking advances in lifesaving treatments over the past 50 years. However, their mission continues, as not all patients have access to the treatment they need. Anthony Nolan strives to ensure that every patient can not only survive but thrive.
Sands is the UK’s leading charity supporting families affected by the loss of a baby. Through bereavement support, awareness campaigns, and research into maternity safety, Sands aims to reduce the number of baby deaths while ensuring that bereaved families receive the care and support they need for as long as necessary.
Scott Devereux, Chief Executive of esbs, said,
"These charities provide vital support both Nationally and within Leicestershire. Every donation makes a difference, and we encourage our members to get involved by casting their votes."
Voting for Q2 of the Charity Token Collector scheme is now open and will close on 30th June 2025. To cast your vote, visit: https://www.esbs.co.uk/charity-token-collector/.
