Foundation serves up support for mayoral charities
Two mayoral charities in the Black Country have been given a boost with a generous donation from the Richardson Brothers Foundation.
Martyn Richardson welcomed Councillor Pete Lowe, the Mayor of Dudley and Councillor Paul Singh, the Mayor of Wolverhampton into the Oldbury office. He gave each Mayor a cheque for their charity, as well as a bottle of Gusbourne sparkling wine to help with their fundraising.
The Foundation, which was established in 2006, supports a range of local and regional charities and individuals. This year the Mayor of Dudley is championing a variety of good causes including The Brierley Hill Baby Bank and We Love Carers. The Mayor of Wolverhampton is also supporting a number of charities and community organisations, that include Wolverhampton Boxing Club and Friends of Di’s Kitchen.
Martyn Richardson, from the Richardson Brothers Foundation said:
“We were honoured to welcome three of our Black Country Mayors into our Oldbury office where they told us more about their chosen charities. They also shared how they will be helping and shining a spotlight on some very worthwhile causes during their Mayoral year.
“Through our Foundation, we’re so pleased to be able to support them with their fundraising efforts.”
