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Sweet treats for disadvantaged families

Tuesday, 8 December 2015 16:13

Sefton Group’s marketing manager Nicola Wilkinson and the Salvation Army’s Captain Simon Clampton with some of ‘sweet treats’ donated by the group’s staff members

Sefton Group and Salvation Army team up

Disadvantaged local families will be in for a festive treat this Christmas thanks to the Sefton Group.

That's because staff at the company have donated sweets, chocolates and selection boxes to the Salvation Army.

A total of 130 treats were given to the charity from workers at the Best Western Palace Hotel and Casino, the Sefton Hotel, Sefton Express and Palace Cinema.

Families referred to the Salvation Army by local health and social care agencies will receive the goods as part of the charity's annual appeal.

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