Article published on 5 February 2018
At Proludic we love to raise money for some of our chosen charities across the year. Our Charitable soup kitchen goes a long way to help these efforts.
Proludic has Long Supported Charitable Causes
Over the years we have had the pleasure of working with Action for children, Macmillan Cancer Support, Children in Need, Sport Relief, Dame Kelly Holmes Trust and the RAF Benevolent Fund – to name but a few.
We decided this January to merge our love of a nice winter soup in the office with some charity work so we could really kick the year off to a great start. So the Proludic Soup Kitchen was born. Some of our office staff were tasked with making the soups and some making some delicious homemade bread.
On the menu, we had scotch broth, minestrone, lentil and vegetable, mushroom, broccoli and stilton, sweet potato, Coconut, and Chilli, courgette, roasted red pepper and tomato.
Plus to really compliment these great homemade soups – we also had a full range of homemade bread – ranging from wholemeal to white loaves. Yummy!
The Charitable Soup Kitchen was a Great Success!
Needless to say, the Proludic troops were well fed that day! We even raised a grand total of £66 from staff donations during the course of the day. This was then doubled and rounded up to £150.00 by Rob Baker, Proludic MD.
We decided the soup kitchen money should go to CentrepointUK. This group provides housing and support for young people in London, Manchester, Yorkshire and the North East and through partnerships all over the UK. They aim to give homeless young people a future and want to end youth homelessness.
Martin Grayston and Rachel Stanley from the Proludic team heavily involved in organising this charity day with the Centrepoint cheque.
A big thanks to all Proludic staff who were involved in the day. It proved to be such a hit that we will be making it an annual event – watch this space!
If you are interested in working with Proludic then please visit our contact us page on the website.
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