This week, Small Charity Week highlights the value of small charities in our local communities, as recognised by Sir Robert Buckland, MP for South Swindon.
Small charities that provide significant support to Swindon and Wiltshire communities are being celebrated during Small Charity Week, which takes place from June 19th to 23rd.
Amid the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic and the ongoing cost-of-living crisis, small charities have been working tirelessly to ensure the well-being of our communities. Small Charity Week serves as an opportunity to express gratitude and raise awareness about the importance of supporting local charities through donations, fundraising, and volunteering.
Each year, tens of thousands of lives in Swindon are positively impacted by small charities. Let us take this Small Charity Week as a chance to recognise their vital role and extend our support in return for the generosity they have shown us.
Small Charity Week is an occasion to express gratitude and a timely reminder to support local charities through donations, volunteering, and fundraising efforts.
Sir Robert expressed his immense gratitude towards the small and local charities in Swindon that work tirelessly for our communities – “I am so grateful to the small and local charities here in the town who work tirelessly for local communities, and as part of my ongoing commitment to support local charities here in Swindon, I run a Local Charity of the Week Campaign.
“As part of my campaign, each week I select a local charity and promote their work in my weekly column, in the local media, and on my social media pages. “You can find out more about my Local Charity of the Week Scheme on my website.”
To learn more about Sir Robert Buckland’s Local Charity of the Week Scheme, visit his website at https://www.robertbuckland.co.uk/campaigns/sir-robert-buckland-mps-local-charity-support-campaign
If you would like to nominate a local charity for the Local Charity of the Week Scheme, please contact Sir Robert via email at robert.buckland.mp@parliament.uk or call 01793 533393.
