More

    Causes benefit from new round of Nisa Heart of the Community initiative

    Fifty community causes from across the UK are set to receive £1,000 donations from Nisa’s Making a Difference Locally (MADL) charity as part of the launch of the sixth round of the Heart of the Community Awards.

    The £50,000 donation fund is aimed at supporting “winter warmers” such as homeless shelters and warm hubs.

    The Heart of the Community Awards is a popular funding giveaway through MADL for Nisa retailers. Each year, Nisa retailers nominate local causes that they believe could benefit from a donation. The 50 winning causes are then selected by a panel of judges. To date over £600,000 has been donated through the initiative.

    “We are delighted to launch the 6th round of Heart of the Community,” said Kate Carroll, Head of Charity at Nisa. “This initiative is a great way for Nisa retailers to give back to their local communities and help those in need during the winter months.”

    This year, the Heart of the Community is focusing on winter warmers. The selected causes will use the donations to provide essential items such as food, clothing, blankets, warm hubs, and more to people who are homeless, vulnerable or in need.

    “We know that winter can be a difficult time for many people especially during the current cost of living crisis,” said Helen Walker, Charity Marketing Manager for MADL. “That’s why we’re committed to supporting those in need through the Heart of the Community Awards.”

    The 50 winning causes will be announced in November 2023. The selected causes will also receive a ticket to Fundraising on the Margins, an afternoon session where hundreds of fundraisers from across the UK will come together to be upskilled, network, share experiences and be empowered to achieve more for their causes.

    Latest

    Coleford Lucozade factory worker dies after serious incident

    A death at Suntory Beverage & Food GB&I’s Coleford...

    Exclusive: This Welsh c-store is keeping community close-knit

    It is no hidden secret that independent convenience stores...

    Shopkeeper warned after pulling out knife during argument with ‘racist’ customer

    By Donald Turvill, Local Democracy Reporter An Edinburgh shopkeeper who...

    Delice De France launches batch smoothies & shakes

    Delice de France is launching a new range of...

    Don't miss

    Coleford Lucozade factory worker dies after serious incident

    A death at Suntory Beverage & Food GB&I’s Coleford...

    Exclusive: This Welsh c-store is keeping community close-knit

    It is no hidden secret that independent convenience stores...

    Shopkeeper warned after pulling out knife during argument with ‘racist’ customer

    By Donald Turvill, Local Democracy Reporter An Edinburgh shopkeeper who...

    Delice De France launches batch smoothies & shakes

    Delice de France is launching a new range of...

    SPAR South West tradeshow highlighted symbol group’s progress

    Primary SPAR wholesaler in the South West Appleby Westward...

    Coleford Lucozade factory worker dies after serious incident

    A death at Suntory Beverage & Food GB&I’s Coleford manufacturing site could result in a shortage of supplies of the company’s drinks, which include...

    Shopkeeper warned after pulling out knife during argument with ‘racist’ customer

    By Donald Turvill, Local Democracy Reporter An Edinburgh shopkeeper who pulled out a kitchen knife during an argument with a “racist” customer has been issued...

    SPAR South West tradeshow highlighted symbol group’s progress

    Primary SPAR wholesaler in the South West Appleby Westward hosted the SPAR South West tradeshow and conference in Sandy Park, Exeter on Thursday 25th April,...