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Wednesday, 16 March 2011

Fundraising for Compton Hospice


Entrepreneurial students at the University of Wolverhampton raised approximately £20,000 for charity as part of a module to test their entrepreneurship and innovation skills.
The students’ final work was showcased at an Exhibition of Applied Creativity at The Holiday Inn, Dunstall Park, Wolverhampton on January 18, 2011, where they illustrated their successful fundraising activities to fellow students and staff and presented the money raised to representatives from the supported Charities.
The charities involved were Compton Hospice, Severn Hospice, Wolves Community Trust and the Steve Bull Foundation in Wolverhampton. 250 students took part.

Crombies employee and student Charles Grizzle and his group of five, managed to raise £750 for the Compton Hospice, helped by the support of the Crombies staff and other fundraising initiatives. A big pat on the back to everyone at Crombies who helped to raise funds.

Wednesday, 2 March 2011

Has your firm got a business story?

Director at Wolverhampton Chartered Accountants, Crombies, Mark Fletcher scored a perfect ten by running the Royal Parks Foundation half marathon on 10.10.10 and raising £2,010 in the process.
Over 12,500 people crossed the finish line for the increasingly popular London event which takes in Hyde Park, Regents Park, St James Park and Kensington Gardens.
Mark ran the event to raise funds for Teenage Cancer Trust, a charity devoted to improving the lives of teenagers and young adults with cancer.  “Teenage Cancer Trust has just opened a £2.8 million specialist unit at Birmingham Children’s hospital to provide state of the art care.  I just wanted to support the fantastic work that the charity does”, he said.
With the origins of the practice dating back to 1899, Crombies continue to service the corporate market of the Black Country from their Waterloo Road office.  The firm specializes in reducing the tax burden of its clients and aims to take the stress out of the financial side of running a business.
Mark is pictured with Louise Scott of the Teenage Cancer Trust