Worcester donates employees to charity

Boiler manufacturer, Worcester, Bosch Group is celebrating its 50th anniversary by donating 50 days’ volunteer work to a number of local charities.

Employees from across the business will take a day out to lend a hand at one of a number of local charities as part of a wider initiative geared towards raising £50,000 for charity over the course of the year.

Staff from Worcester, Bosch Group headquarters and its plant in Clay Cross, Derbyshire will be offering their services for a number of tasks including painting the facilities of Sight Concern and Acorns Children’s Hospice, helping to build local wildlife areas and even de-rusting and repainting at the Severn Valley Railway.

Martyn Bridges, director of marketing and technical support at Worcester, Bosch Group said: “We’re always keen to help our local charities wherever possible and wanted to make a special effort to give something back in what is a year of celebration for our business.

“Aside from offering 50 days of manpower to some of our closest charities, we’re also hoping to raise a substantial sum of money which will help these organisations to continue their good work.”