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Charity Panel provides nearly £13,000 of support

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Published: 11 January 2017
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In 2016, the National Express Employee Charity Panel donated £12,800 to 56 charities and community groups supported by the company’s UK employees.

Paul Nash (right) with the Alvechurch Lions in their new kit

The panel, made up of National Express employees, review applications for donations from other employees involved in their chosen charities.

Paul Nash (pictured right), Driver Training Officer at National Express West Midlands, secured a donation towards new kit for a local football team that he is involved with.

He says: “I’m really grateful to the panel for giving us £300 towards our new kit. The boys look brilliant.”

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