Crafter’s Companion name Bradley Lowery Foundation as their charity of the year

Crafter’s Companion has named the Bradley Lowery Foundation as its charity of the year as Sara Davies is unveiled as newest patron.
Bradley Lowery and his mum Gemma. Bradley Lowery and his mum Gemma.
Bradley Lowery and his mum Gemma.

Crafter’s Companion’s corporate social responsibilities (CSR) team voted for the Bradley Lowery Foundation after the company’s founder, Sara Davies MBE, was unveiled as the charity’s newest patron last year.

The company have organised a number of events supporting the Bradley Lowery Foundation throughout the year, including a Yorkshire Three Peaks challenge, a summer fundraiser and a special Christmas campaign. The team will set up in-store donations at three Crafter’s Companion’s UK stores and will participate in several of the charity’s fundraisers.

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Sara said: “I’m really proud that the team has decided to name the Bradley Lowery Foundation as Crafter’s Companion’s charity of the year. It’s a local charity that does fantastic work on a national scale and their work has enabled poorly children to receive much-needed therapy, equipment and life-changing treatment.”

Bradley Lowery captured the hearts of football fans across the world with his battle against neuroblastoma cancer.Bradley Lowery captured the hearts of football fans across the world with his battle against neuroblastoma cancer.
Bradley Lowery captured the hearts of football fans across the world with his battle against neuroblastoma cancer.

The Bradley Lowery Foundation has raised more than £3million for unwell children, established a dedicated support line for the families of children with cancer, donated more than £200,000 to researching childhood cancers and campaigned for new drugs to be introduced in the UK.

Gemma Lowery, founder of the Bradley Lowery Foundation and Bradley’s mum, said: “We were delighted to get Sara’s support as our patron last year and we’re even happier now we have the support of her whole team at Crafter’s Companion.

“The company’s fundraising will help us to continue our work supporting poorly children and their families across the UK.”

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