London Land Group Raise over £3,000 in Vital Funds for Julia’s House Children’s Hospice
London Land Group, developers of The Waterfront have raised an impressive £3,156 for Julia’s House Hospice through the successful completion of the South Coast Challenge.
Taking place along the breathtaking South Downs coastline, their South Coast Challenge saw four dedicated members of the London Land Group team pushing their physical limits in a 100km walking challenge. Their collective effort has resulted in a substantial contribution to Julia’s House Hospice, a Dorset-based organisation dedicated to providing specialised care, respite, and emotional support to seriously ill children and their families.
Mario Luca Balducci, CEO of London Land Group, expressed his pride in the team’s achievement, stating, “Our participation in the South Coast Challenge exemplifies our commitment to giving back to the communities that support us. We are humbled by the generosity of those who have supported our efforts and are thrilled to have raised much needed funds for Julia’s House Hospice. This donation will undoubtedly make a meaningful difference in the lives of those who rely on their vital services.”
Caroline Attreed, corporate fundraiser at Julia’s House said, “The support of the London Land Group means the world to all of us at Julia’s House. The amazing team completing their gruelling walking challenge will enable our nurses and carers to continue to be there to help support all of the children and families as they face the toughest of challenges too. Thank you so much!”
Julia’s House children’s hospice plays a pivotal role in providing a lifeline of care to the most seriously ill children and their families who face unimaginable challenges each and every day. The charity relies on the support of the local community to continue its essential work, with the hospice needing to raise 92% of its fundraising income from the general public and local business and organisations. The funds raised by London Land Group will directly contribute to ensuring that Julia’s House can maintain its critical services for the most vulnerable children and families in our community.
