Ulster Bank chalks up over £100K for AWARE   

spot_img
AWARE
Marking the finale of Ulster Bank’s One Week in June staff charity campaign, which raised £105,227 for depression charity AWARE are (front) Terry Robb (Head of Personal Banking at Ulster Bank) and Lynda Bryans (AWARE ambassador). Also pictured is Ulster Bank Business Community Partner, Gillian Orr (back left) with Ulster Bank branch and head office staff and team members from AWARE.

Ulster Bank staff across Northern Ireland have raised £105,227 for locally based depression charity, AWARE.

The team from AWARE joined bank staff at a special celebratory event hosted by AWARE ambassador Lynda Bryans, which included a special facebook live reveal to mark the finale of the bank’s One Week in June charity campaign. Lynda Bryans was joined by Terry Robb from Ulster Bank and AWARE’s Teresa Sloan as well as staff from branches and departments within the bank.

“I’m incredibly proud of all our staff who have worked so hard to raise this amazing total. A big thank-you also to all our customers who really dug deep to help us make a real difference to AWARE. I visited one of their support groups and saw at first hand the fantastic and vital work they do to help people with mental health issues,” explained Terry Robb.

Throughout June bank staff organised so many different events and challenges, from running, cycling and mountain hikes to raffles, afternoon teas, auctions, busking, quizzes and BBQs.

On the day of the Big Reveal staff were fundraising right up to lunchtime, with senior management staff dishing up breakfasts in the canteen at Ulster Bank’s head offices and Danesfort staff running a superb car washing enterprise for colleagues.

Thanking Ulster Bank for their tremendous contribution Teresa Sloan from AWARE said, “Through their fabulous work, Ulster Bank staff and customers will be helping to sustain and grow our 24 support groups for a full year. I’m so grateful to everyone at Ulster Bank it really has been a brilliant and extremely enjoyable partnership.

“In addition to all the wonderful fundraising the partnership has opened up important conversations about mental health with customers chatting to bank staff in a very open and honest way. This is so important and will have a very positive and lasting impact.”

https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6416042712495194112


Discover more from LoveBelfast

Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

Join the Love Belfast WhatsApp channel
spot_img

Follow us

245,896FansLike
174,053FollowersFollow
24,400FollowersFollow
165,743FollowersFollow
Love Belfast
Love Belfast
Love Belfast is Belfast and Northern Ireland’s digital home for what’s on, food and drink, sport, theatre, business and city life, with a Things to Do guide to attractions and days out across Northern Ireland. We’ve been publishing since 2012. Every story is written and edited by the people who own and run Love Belfast and published under one byline. Love Belfast has been a finalist in the Digital DNA Awards (Tourism), UK Blog of the Year, the UTV Business Eye Awards and the Eastside Awards, and our social channels get over 15 million social views per month. Contact: lovebelfastcity@gmail.com.
spot_img

Related Articles

Leave a Reply

Sponsors
Official Sponsor

spot_img
spot_img
spot_img

Belfast Giants
Official Sponsor

spot_img

Latest Articles