Squire’s Garden Centres announce charities of the year

by | Aug 15, 2016 | News | 0 comments

Squire?s Garden Centres are proud to announce their ?Charities of the Year? for 2016/2017. Employees at each Squire?s Garden Centre across the South East chose a local charity that they wanted to support. They will raise awareness of their chosen charity in the garden centre and through their marketing materials, as well as providing ongoing fundraising from events, collection boxes and Squire?s popular Christmas Grotto?s. All donations from the public will go directly to the charity.

Sarah Squire, deputy chairman of Squire?s Garden Centres commented: ?We are delighted to announce our ?Charities of the Year?, which were chosen by our employees at each of our centres. I know my colleagues at each centre are looking forward to working with their chosen charity, and supporting their wonderful work in the local community.?

Squire?s chosen charities for 2016/17 are:

  • Squire?s Badshot Lea ? Change of Scene
  • Squire?s Cobham ? Oasis Children?s Charity
  • Squire?s Crawley ? Olive Tree Cancer Support Centre
  • Squire?s Hersham ? Macmillan Cancer Support
  • Squire?s Long Ditton ? The Royal Star & Garter Homes
  • Squire?s Milford ? Jigsaw School
  • Squire?s Reigate – Dyscover
  • Squire?s Shepperton ? White Lodge Centre
  • Squire?s Stanmore ? Iain Rennie Hospice at Home
  • Squire?s Twickenham – SPEAR
  • Squire?s Washington ? Alzheimer?s Society
  • Squire?s West Horsley ? Cherry Trees Children?s Hospice
  • Squire?s Windsor ? Alzheimer?s Dementia Support
  • Squire?s Woking ? Quest ? Riding For the Disabled

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