Pygott & Crone joins forces with agents across the UK, to help support local foodbanks
We’re delighted to announce that we are participating in a nationwide event organised by Relocation Agent Network to collect at least 10,000 items of food (and other daily necessities) for local foodbanks.
Taking place between 13 and 20 June, the event – #RANFoodbank10k – will see Relocation Agent Network members across England, Scotland and Wales join forces to help tackle food poverty in the UK.
So if you have any spare food items or other vital supplies like toiletries, we invite you to visit our office during this week in June to make a donation. The foodbanks local to our offices are in particular need of the following:
• Cereal
• Pasta / rice
• Tinned tomatoes/ pasta sauce
• Tinned meat & vegetables
• Toiletries and hygiene products
This is the second year that Relocation Agent Network has hosted such an event, which coincides with Agents Giving’s ‘Donate a Food Parcel Day’ on 20 June. Agents Giving is a UK-based charity that works with estate and letting agents and their suppliers to encourage and support fundraising activities.
Find Out More!
On Twitter? Follow us – @pygottandcrone and Relocation Agent Network – @RelocationAgent to keep track of the event… #RANFoodbank10k
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