Ashford based company, Penrose Group, is taking on a challenge, raising money for both Dramatize and MS-UK.
They are aiming to raise at least £500 to help Dramatize with their work helping adults with learning disabilities and MS-UK in their work helping people with Multiple Sclerosis.
Dramatize, which is also based in Ashford, and only a few minutes’ walk from Penrose Groups HQ, is a charity that provides a range of theatrical provisions to help further the personal development of adults with learning disabilities. Their services act as a leisure activity and a platform for individuals to so-cialise with other peers and learn valuable life skills inspiring independence for a lifetime of creativity. Dramatize work with different ability levels, providing care and support to ensure that their services are accessible to all. Dramatize encourages their students to be-lieve in themselves, to develop and achieve the unexpected. Every penny donated will help Dramatize to build a better future for their students. This is their tenth year support-ing adults with learning disabilities, and we want to support them to continue their hard for the next ten years and beyond.
If you would like to find out more, please visit www.dramatize.co.uk.
Jas, from Penrose’s Sales & Marketing team, will be cycling 321 miles over three Sportives and one off-road mountain bike ride aiming to raise much-needed funds for the two chari-ties helping them continue their fantastic work and support they provide. You can fol-low the fund raising efforts and donate with the following web address:
https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/penrosecyclechallenge?utm_term=dADpyRJZW
We realise that COVID-19 has impacted us all. This probably is not the best time to ask for a donation, but Dramatize, and MS-UK rely on donations to provide their outstanding support, empowering people to live a happier life with respect, care and compassion. Your generous donations will be split equally between Dramatize and MS-UK. Dramatize are in fact themselves going to be operating a café in Charlton village. We will bring you more news on that in the next mag-azine, but it is well worth supporting such a worthwhile cause.