# Lidl Northern Ireland to support NSPCC in £250k partnership

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2017/11/16/lidl-northern-ireland-support-nspcc-250k-partnership/
- Published: 2017-11-16T11:06:16+00:00
- Author: Howard Lake

**Lidl Northern Ireland is embarking on a two year charity partnership with The 
NSPCC Northern Ireland, during which the company aims to raise £250,000. **

 

The corporate partnership will help the charity reach children in every primary 
school across Northern Ireland with its ‘Speak Out Stay Safe’ programme. These interactive
assemblies and workshops are designed to give a generation of children the knowledge
and understanding they need to stay safe from abuse and neglect.

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The NSPCC Northern Ireland operates three service centres in Belfast, Foyle and 
Craigavon and two Childline bases in Belfast and Foyle.

 

 

 

![John Paul Scally, MD at Lidl Northern Ireland and Catherine Nuttall, Head of Fundraising
for NSPCC Northern Ireland](https://wfay6x.infiniteuploads.cloud/2017/11/nspcc-lidl-
john-paul-scally-catherine-nuttall-trolleys.jpg)

_John Paul Scally, MD at Lidl Northern Ireland, and Catherine Nuttall, Head of Fundraising
for NSPCC Northern Ireland_

 

 

 

## Staff vote

 

NSPCC Northern Ireland was selected as the charity partner by employees in Lidl’s
38 stores across Northern Ireland and distribution centre at Nutts Corner.

 

Over the next two years Lidl staff will hold a number of fundraising events and 
be given the opportunity to volunteer with the NSPCC to see the work the charity
does with children and young people first hand.

 

## Win Christmas shopping

 

To mark the partnership over the festive season, Lidl Northern Ireland is offering
38 customers in Northern Ireland a chance to win their entire Christmas shopping.

 

To take part, customers need to buy a £1 ticket for Lidl’s Trolly Dash. The winners
will be invited to rush around their local Lidl and grab what place what they can
in their trolley in just two minutes. 100% of proceeds from the ticket sales will
be donated to NSPCC Northern Ireland.

 

Last year, Lidl’s Christmas Trolley Dash raised £69,300 for charity and tickets 
sales are expected to be higher this year.

 

 

 

![John Paul Scally, MD at Lidl Northern Ireland and Catherine Nuttall, Head of Fundraising
for NSPCC Northern Ireland](https://wfay6x.infiniteuploads.cloud/2017/11/nspcc-lidl-
john-paul-scally-catherine-nuttall.jpg)

_Lidl NI expects to raise £250,000 over two years for NSPCC NI_

 

 

 

Catherine Nuttall, Head of Fundraising for NSPCC Northern Ireland, said: “The support
of Lidl Northern Ireland will help us to be there for every child who needs our 
help and we are really excited to get started and work with all the wonderful people
at Lidl across Northern Ireland.”

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