Article published on 21 May 2020
Like many, we have been particularly touched by the extraordinary efforts shown by our NHS and key workers during this crisis.
We want to help recognise this, support them and remember their unconditional commitment to work throughout this pandemic. Therefore, we are very excited to launch our ‘100 Rainbows Pledge’. This will see us give £100 to a local charity of the client’s choice that supports an initiative to benefit key workers, their families and their communities. We will repeat this token of our appreciation on 100 play areas* completed throughout the rest of this year. This will equate to £10,000 in charitable donations.
We have all seen the rainbow as a symbol of hope supporting the NHS and key workers throughout the difficulties faced during this pandemic. As our Rainbow spreads across the UK you can search on our website to read community stories and see where our rainbow plaques are. Our Proludic Rainbow will feature as a plaque on each of these sites. This logo includes rainbow handprints created by the children in our own Proludic family.
Churchfields Recreation Ground in Chessington will be the first recipient of the Rainbow Plaque.
We are delighted to be transforming this site into a modern, inclusive, challenging and exciting community play are. Additionally, we are excited to give them £100 towards a community initiative or ‘key worker’ charity of their choice.
Playgrounds are key for children, and it has never been more important to provide children with a safe outdoor space. Outdoor play is key to children’s development and playgrounds provide free access to a safe play environment. The opportunity for all children to have our playgrounds are waiting, the children are waiting! We will celebrate the return with a Proludic Rainbow Plaque as a legacy of remembrance to signify hope.
Contact us and find out more about our ‘100 Rainbows Pledge’ initiative.
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