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Easi-Drive makes the going easier for charities

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CHARITIES that have ‘wheels-related’ projects are being urged to apply for a share of £50,000 from accident management specialist Easi-Drive.

Over the past five years the Manchester-based company has helped many projects including funding an international wheelchair ballroom competition in Manchester, supporting a Sale-based Powerchair football club, and helping a number of charities keep their community vehicles on the road.

Stevenage Shopmobility is the latest charity to benefit with £1,000 donated towards buying new equipment.

Gerald Dunston, from Stevenage Shopmobility, said: “Our customers come to us with a range of mobility problems resulting from accident, illness or age and feedback tells us our equipment is a godsend for helping them maintain their independence.

“This donation will help us to continue providing our service and making a difference to the lives of our customers.”

Easi-Drive director Simon Bellamy said: “Donation requests can be for as little as a hundred pounds, right through to a few thousand, as long as the money goes towards a wheel-related charity that will make a difference.”

Sue Souter, director at Souters PR, which is said: “This a scheme unique to Easi-Drive which does great work and underpins what the firm is all about.”

For more information on how to set up and run a successful community giving scheme contact Sue on 0161 486 9102 or email sue@souterpr.co.uk.

www.wheelsforgood.com/apply/

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