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Most digital companies focus on making the company as big as possible without showing worth and supporting local communities that we have right on our door step. At Function28 we pride ourselves in being very community based with many clients being within a 5 mile radius.
Recently we have ran giveaways that supported this and gave back to small businesses in Cullompton’s high street and other small businesses around he local area.
Within these giveaways, we offered our services with a Social Media package, which a local carpet and floor fitter won, with their business now performing very well on socials.
Also, we gave away a voucher valued at £50 for a local gift shop around Christmas which was won be a restaurant owner in the high street.
Lately we have been involved in another project with another this year that we are proud to be part of, more details below!
April 4th a date for your diary…
We are happy to announce that alongside Hyland Car Sales Ltd we are main event sponsors for the highly anticipated Cullompton Boxing Club Charity night, name ‘The New Awakenening’. After its huge success in December with over 15 fights on the night and over £4,000 raise for the Mind Chairty, with Adrian our Web Deisgner at Function28 raising a whopping £353 himself.
This April the club are looking to go even better with even more interest this time around, and plenty of new faces attending the boxing training ready for April’s big fight night.
The chairty that the new event will be supporting is Force Cancer Charity. Force has contributed more than £10 million to improving the quality of treatment and care available in Exeter for cancer patients and their loved ones.
They have funded more than £1 million worth of state-of-the-art equipment and anyone treated for cancer locally is likely to have benefitted from hardware purchased by Force.
Force also continue to fund an extremely productive programme of cancer research in Exeter. The results have been published internationally and widely presented at conferences both at home and abroad. To provide vital training for cancer researchers of the future, they have set up research studentships at the University of Exeter Medical School.
They consider it essential that all the services provided by our team of highly experienced and professional staff are available free of charge and they never lose sight of how important it is to provide the personal touch.
Force Cancer Charity pride thermselves on their considerate approach to fundraising because none of what they do would be possible without the huge amount of support they receive from the community.
Helping Hyland Car Sales Ltd…
Hyland Car Sales owner Corey Webber is helping rasie funds for Jace to have very intensive aftercare following his SDR surgery to help him walk independently.
For every car he sells another £50 is added to the donation pot up to the target of £1000. At Function28 we helped Hyland Car Sales by creating the artwork for the leaflet and we will be offering continued support throught the fundraising campaign helping out wherether we can, online and out in the local community.
More on Jace and his SDR Journery:
Jace is a very fun, loving and smart 6 year old. He was born with Cerebral Palsy, mainly affecting his legs.
At 18 months old we were told Jace would never walk, stand or talk. He defied the Drs and can certainly talk! However, he cannot yet stand or walk without the aid of a Kaye walker or Zimmer frame.
About a year and a half into our fundraising journey, the NHS announced they would start funding the SDR operation – fantastic news! However, there is a tight ‘criteria’ which the child needed to meet to be eligible for it.
Jace thankfully met this criteria and had his operation on December 27th 2019.Â
Although the NHS has paid for the operation we still need to raise as much as we can to pay for Jace’s aftercare. We need to pay for private physiotherapy as the physio the NHS provide is just not enough to make the operation worthwhile. There aren’t enough resources to give each child the best aftercare possible.
The operation helps rid the body of spasticity but it also weakens all core muscles. The operation is the ‘easy’ part, the aftercare is the most vital as this is what will enable Jace to be able to stand and walk unaided. Jace will probably need ligament lengthening as he grows to stretch his leg muscles, requiring further physiotherapy after this operation as well.
We are trying to raise £40,000 to be able to pay for Jace to have the very much needed intensive physiotherapy at least 3 times a week for as many years as possible!
You can help Jace and donate here: Just4Children-JaceSDRJourney
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