Krispy Kreme to fundraise for Leonard Cheshire
Howard Lake | 11 June 2006 | News
Doughnut company Krispy Kreme has chosen disability charity Leonard Cheshire as its corporate charity and fundraising gets underway this month.
Krispy Kreme stores have teamed with Leonard Cheshire services throughout the UK for a series of themed fundraising events to celebrate the new partnership. Members of staff are being encouraged to support their local service.
Krispy Kreme’s fundraising programme includes a number of elements, from a Hawaiian day to a charity doughnut month. Football-themed ‘key huggers’ will also be sold throughout the summer in all Krispy Kreme stores in the UK, “with all proceeds going to Leonard Cheshire”.
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