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    Swansea Building Society marks three years supporting Maggie’s Swansea

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryDecember 20, 2024No Comments
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    Lucia Osmond, Centre Fundraising Manager at Maggie’s Swansea with Alun Williams, Chief Executive Officer of Swansea Building Society - marking three transformative years supporting Maggie’s Swansea
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    Swansea Building Society is celebrating the conclusion of its remarkable three-year partnership with cancer charity Maggie’s, during which it served as the Society’s official staff charity. During this time, the collaboration has seen over £90,000 raised and donated, helping to sustain Maggie’s vital work in providing support to people affected by cancer across South West Wales.

    Since 2022, Swansea Building Society has been unwavering in its commitment to Maggie’s Swansea, undertaking a wide range of fundraising activities that have engaged staff, customers, and the wider community. These efforts have included everything from fire walks and sponsored dog walks (‘mutt struts’) to the challenging Welsh Three Peaks climb, a month-long ‘dip a day’ open water swimming challenge, and participation in events such as the Swansea 10k and Half Marathon. Additionally, the Society’s centenary year in 2023 saw all funds raised during this milestone anniversary donated to Maggie’s.

    The Society’s commitment extended beyond traditional fundraising events, with sponsorship of Maggie’s Annual Ball as headline sponsor for three consecutive years, as well as support for the charity’s inaugural and subsequent Christmas Extravaganza events. These high-profile occasions not only raised significant funds but also heightened awareness of the invaluable services provided by Maggie’s Swansea.

    Located within Singleton Hospital, Maggie’s Swansea is a haven for individuals and families affected by cancer, offering a welcoming space with free access to practical advice, emotional support, and group workshops. The funds raised by Swansea Building Society have been instrumental in ensuring these services remain accessible to all who need them.

    Alun Williams, Chief Executive Officer of Swansea Building Society, said:

    “Our partnership with Maggie’s Swansea over the past three years has been a deeply rewarding experience for everyone at Swansea Building Society. The incredible amount raised is a testament to the enthusiasm and generosity of our staff, members, and the local community. Maggie’s provides essential support to people at one of the most challenging times in their lives, and it has been a privilege to contribute to their work. While our time as Maggie’s official charity partner concludes, our commitment to supporting our community remains as strong as ever, and we will undoubtedly work with them again in the future.”

    Lucia Osmond, Centre Fundraising Manager at Maggie’s Swansea, added:

    “Swansea Building Society’s support has been nothing short of extraordinary. The dedication and creativity shown in their fundraising efforts have had a tangible impact on our ability to deliver free practical, emotional, and psychological support to those navigating the challenges of cancer. We are immensely grateful for their partnership over the last three years.”

    While Swansea Building Society will announce a new charity partner in January 2025, the Society leaves behind a legacy of profound impact and heartfelt collaboration with Maggie’s Swansea—one that will resonate for years to come.

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