20.12.2022

3 min read

in Charity

Break charity push culminates with £5,000 donation

John, Jessica and Mark presenting a large cheque to Break representatives

It's been a fantastic year of fundraising efforts for Break by the Candour team. If you haven't heard of them, Break are a charity that aim to transform the lives of 'looked after' children and young people that have experienced trauma, often through separation, loss, abuse or neglect.

Break supports these children by:

  • Finding them safe, loving homes

  • Organising therapy/support

  • Training foster carers

  • Supporting them into the adult world

So what exactly did we do?

Sponsored £1,500 for a GoGoDiscover dinosaur

As part of the 10-week GoGoDiscover trail, seen by over half a million people, Candour sponsored a dino for Kinsale Infant School. The dinosaur's pattern was made by a fingerprints from every member of the school - behold the Rainbowsaurus Rex!

Model of a dinosaur painted in bright colours

Made and auctioned office dog art

Who doesn't love a picture of the office dog? Partnering with ArtPocket in Norwich, our team poured their hearts and souls into making prints of all of the local agency dogs. With their heartstrings firmly attached, we sold the pictures right back to them to raise money!

images of dog made into artwork

A 1,000 mile challenge raising £1,775

In the month of July, our team set out to raise sponsorship by walking, running or crawling a collective 1,000 miles for Break. If that wasn't enough to cajole open purse strings, Jack made this wonderful cover song for the effort:

Agency support

In addition to our fundraising activities, we offered various services including webpage redesign, outreach, paid ad creative and workshops with care leavers to help Break push forward with their brilliant work.

End of year donation

We're delighted to finish the year with a final £5,000 donation to Break and want to thank them for all of the brilliant work they do.

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Mark Williams-Cook (holding Snoop the dog) and Jack Chambers-Ward standing together, smiling. Jack is wearing an Opeth t-shirt. They are a cool Scandinavian metal band, apparently.