Four colleagues from Bromwich Hardy have spent a day serving food, making drinks and interacting with young families in Leamington Spa.
It was first in a series of volunteering days that will see everyone at the commercial property agency take a turn helping out throughout the summer for Young People First.
This is the second year running that Bromwich Hardy has volunteered to help the charity, which provides support and accommodation for youngsters aged 16-plus who need it.
Dawn Cooper, a partner at Bromwich Hardy, explained that the company had chosen Young People First as their ‘Charity of the Year’ and would be arranging various fundraising activities to help support them as well as volunteering.
Ms Cooper said: “We’ve been so impressed by the great work that Young People First deliver to the community that we all decided to back them again this year.
“All members of our staff will be taking part in volunteering days throughout the summer holidays to help organise various activities and prepare a hot meal for the vulnerable youngsters and their families.
“The first team of volunteers had a great time last week and now we’re all looking forward to our turn at helping out, as well s raising money for them this year.”
The Bromwich Hardy staff who took part in the volunteering at the Westbury Centre in Leamington Spa were office administrator, Kylie Banks, facilities manager Tom Smith, apprentice surveyor Charlie Glover and accounts assistant Jazz Sadhra.
Ms Banks said: “There were some really lovely people there and went really well as we worked together like a dream serving food, making drinks and interacting with young families.”
