Cleaver Fulton Rankin team members raise £400 for a local charity

Cleaver Fulton Rankin presented a cheque for £400 raised through an internal team raffle.

The money raised through the raffle was included as a prize, allowing the winning team member to choose a local charity or cause close to their hearts to donate the total amount raised.

The winning team member has chosen The Rainbow Project, a Belfast based charity who celebrates diversity, providing health services to help improve the physical, mental & emotional health and well-being of LGBT people living in Northern Ireland.

The money raised will go towards helping The Rainbow Project provide essential services such free confidential health advice, education and training, counselling, befriending and support groups for people who may be struggling as victims of a hate crime or mental health issues such as depression, self-harm and suicidal ideation.

The critical support and services The Rainbow Project provide within the local LGBT community are dependent on the support of volunteers and public donations. As a firm, we are thankful to all our team members who donated through our raffle and we are delighted to donate the total amount raised to a charity who celebrates diversity and is focused on supporting our local community.

This support follows our recent announcement regarding Cleaver Fulton Rankin’s commitment to diversity and inclusion. The firm are have begun working with the Diversity Charter Mark NI, which will allow us to develop our strategy, enhance a positive working environment and make positive action plans.

Pictured: Kerri Bradley, HR Director and Stephen Masterson, Solicitor, Cleaver Fulton Rankin with members of The Rainbow Project.

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