Bradley Hall Chartered Surveyors and Estate Agents continues to fundraise and raise awareness of North East charitable causes including Marie Curie, NE Youth, and other local sports clubs including, Newcastle Falcons. Having previously fundraised and donated almost £70,000 to local charities including Daft as A Brush, British Heart Foundation, and St Oswald’s Hospice, the firm is excited to see what they can achieve going forwards. Group managing director, Neil Hart, noted that, “We are privileged to be in the position to be able to continue to offer support to charities through sponsorships, and I would encourage anyone who is in a similar position to do the same, as these donations and supportive actions are a salvation to many organisations and sports clubs.”
The Marie Curie Newcastle hospice offers aid and support to around 1,000 people with a terminal illness every year. The charity also extends their assistance to the families and friends of those affected. Donations and fundraising help to fund 24-hour care for those staying at the hospice, as well as around 20 visitors a day who attend clinics and support sessions. All branches of Bradley Hall got involved with Marie Curie’s National Day of Reflection in March 2021 and took part in the minutes silence as a display of support and solidarity. Similarly, many staff members took part in Marie Curie’s Virtual Great North Run or the 1.3 Challenge, which was a collection of fundraising events that offered an alternative way to raise money if running was not the staff’s forte.
Bradley Hall is also supporting local charity, NE Youth, and are the official sponsors of its annual corporate clay pigeon shoot. Formerly Northumberland Boys Clubs/Clubs for Young People, NE Youth is the North East’s leading youth advancement charity supporting young people and adolescent organisations, in the communities where they live and work. With a strong history of practical support for youth clubs and services, as well as their ongoing work with young people, the charity continues to maintain a vivacious combination of activity, support and development that reflects the needs of young people in the North East and makes a positive difference in their lives.
Similarly, the firm has sponsored rugby club, Newcastle Falcons and recently spoke to captain William Welch about his time at the club, and what the last year, amid a global pandemic, has meant for sport as a whole. The firm believes that sport is incredibly important for our local communities. Not only does it teach young people about the valuable skill of commitment but is also encourages an understanding and appreciation for hard work and rules, all while, maintaining both physical and mental health for people of all ages.
