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Local business launches Easter egg appeal across Manchester

A local business is launching an appeal for Easter eggs in Manchester to support a local charity. Stonebridge Offices is encouraging its clients and local businesses to visit its Bartle House offices in the area from now until Easter weekend (March 27th) to donate Easter eggs, which will then be distributed to the Rainbow Trust Children’s Charity.

Stonebridge is encouraging its clients and the wider business community to buy an extra Easter egg this year to drop off at its offices in Manchester, where they will then be donated to the charity, which provides support for families who have a child from 0-18 years of age with a life threatening or terminal illness and need bespoke care. In an extension of good will, Stonebridge is offering businesses that contribute a free meeting room as a thank you.

Dave Sunter, Business Development Manager at Stonebridge Offices, commented:

“Supporting local businesses and charities is something that is very close to our hearts at Stonebridge and we want to do something special this Easter to support an organisation that does such good work with children. I’d like to encourage all of our clients and their clients to buy an extra Easter egg this year – and as a thank you we’d like to offer businesses that contribute free meeting space at Bartle House.”

Stonebridge Offices is a fully serviced office environment with premises in Leeds and Manchester, and was recently awarded the Independent Business Centre of the Year Award at the annual BCA Gala Dinner. The company offers flexible working space and meeting room hire, helping an eclectic range of companies to set the right impression. Free meeting space is subject to availability, for a maximum of one hour.

For more information on Stonebridge Offices please visit http://stonebridgeoffices.co.uk/

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Richard Savage .