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Kirkby Town Centre supports Give and Gain initiative
St. Modwen is supporting Business in the Community’s Give & Gain Day with a full day of volunteering activity at Kirkby Town Centre.
Now in its seventh year, Business in the Community’s Give & Gain Day is the UK’s only national day of employee volunteering and will see thousands of people from hundreds of companies volunteering on Friday 20 May.
Kirkby Town Centre manager Mike Matthews will lead a day of activity which will include; a litter pick, a recycling class with St. Modwen, an artwork project with Centre63 as well as a next steps session with Northwood Forest Garden. The chefs from Can Cook will also be on hand to provide a healthy lunch for all involved.
Mike Matthews said: “Give & Gain is a brilliant initiative championing the talent and energy found in business and the role it can play in helping communities, their ambition is to make a difference in the communities where we live and work. The initiative reflects the St. Modwen approach, as the leading regeneration specialist, to revitalise the Town Centre and help create a place that people can be proud of. We’re therefore delighted to give our support, have got lots planned and hope the community really get involved to make the day a success.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Emily Hallinan .
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