Charity

Leeds Cares has announced three new trustees to the charity’s board with the appointments of Dean Hoyle, the founder of Card Factory; Heather Jackson, the Founder of Believe Corporate Relations - the home of Balanced Business; and Jasbir Singh Athwal DL, a business consultant and property developer. Hugely succeccessful

Inspired by the daily challenges those caring for people with dementia are facing during the pandemic, colleagues at Leeds Building Society have raised over £31,000. Throughout July colleagues set themselves a daily task to complete; with challenges including everything from hula hooping to studying Italian to raise money for

Leeds software company, NewRedo, has been appointed on a new project with leading sporting event platform, RaceBest, to bolster its virtual offering with brand new features following £7K virtual fundraising success. Racebest, which has over 50,000 users a month, has made the decision to invest in its platform’s

Supercar Driver members have swapped their high end supercars for colouring pencils to raise over £2,000 for Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice. The Sheffield-based club of supercar owners have now raised an astonishing £152,000 for Bluebell Wood over the past few years, as well as wowing families with

Dedicated fundraiser Scott Thresh is dusting off his pedals to take on a 99-mile cycle challenge for Barnsley Hospice - ten years after he last got on a bike. Scott will tackle the ride at the end of August in support of the charity, which is appealing for help following

Club Insure, insurance broker to the sports and leisure industry, has launched a new photography campaign to find the best snaps to represent Yorkshire. ● Submissions open on 1st August, and will be open for entries until the end of the month ● Photographs must represent clubs and communities within Yorkshire ● Winners

To celebrate Yorkshire Day on August 1st, Barnsley-based online food and drink retailer Approved Food is making another round of donations to local charities – taking the number of items donated so far this year to a 25,000. And as the county prepares to rightly indulge in some richly deserved