Staff from Stockport’s Vernon Building Society visited local charity Jump Space to find out more about how the Society’s Jubilee Fund award of £511 benefitted them.
Jump Space is a specialist recreation centre providing trampolining, rebound therapy and active/sensory play to disabled and non-disabled people of all ages. They used their award from the Vernon’s Jubilee Fund to purchase equipment for their sensory room.
Marie Fisher, CEO of Jump Space, said
“It was lovely to welcome Vernon staff to Jump Space, not only to give them a flavour of what we do and who we help, but to thank them personally for the support we’ve received from the Jubilee Fund. Small charities like ours rely heavily on donations, and this money will help us continue our work with disabled young people in the Stockport area.”
Pictured left to right:
Tracey Wright from Vernon Building Society
Marie Fisher CEO of Jump Space and
Lucy Turnbull of the Vernon
NEW JUBILEE FUND 2014 LAUNCHED WITH STOCKPORT EXPRESS
The Vernon’s Jubilee Fund will be opening for applications from local charity and community groups again on 21st May 2014. The fund will have £10,000 available to award to 20 causes in the Stockport area. More information will be available in the latest Stockport Express or at www.thevernon.co.uk, groups can also pre-register for more information by emailing jubileefund@thevernon.co.uk
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