Taylor Wimpey donation helps St Helens charity bring sport to the community
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The housebuilder, which is selling new homes from the Anderton Green development in Sutton Road, donated £500 to Bold Miners Charity as part of their community support programme in St Helens.
The charity’s purpose is to provide a social and recreational environment for local residents. The money went towards its sports section, which supports several youth football teams for ages four to 16, as well as two open age teams.
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Amanda Hill, from Bold Miners, said: “We rely heavily on fundraising to keep us going and it’s sometimes a tall ask for the sports sections in today’s climate. They struggle for equipment and kit sponsorship so any donation is greatly appreciated by them.”
Jennifer Burns, Sales and Marketing Director at Taylor Wimpey North West, said: “St Helens is such a close knit community and charities such as Bold Miners play a huge part in that. They bring people together across all ages and backgrounds, and their work is absolutely vital.
“We were delighted to offer a £500 donation and we are glad to see that it has helped more people enjoy and take part in sporting activities.”
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Taylor Wimpey is building new homes in St Helens, at Anderton Green in Sutton Road and Sherdley Green in Elton Head Road.