Martin Carnaby of LOFA Council presents a cheque to Mind
In support for mental health initiatives, Martin Carnaby, Country Manager UK & Ireland, Broil King and a valued member of the LOFA (Leisure & Outdoor Furniture Association) Council, recently presented a cheque for £7,500 to Mind, the mental health charity. The donation was handed over to Tom Earle, the New Corporate Partnerships Manager, during Mental Health Awareness Week, aiming to help the charity continue its vital work providing essential mental health services and resources to those in need.
This contribution reflects LOFA’s genuine commitment to raising awareness and supporting people facing mental health challenges, recognising how important it is for businesses in all industries to prioritise well-being. Mind, a leading voice in mental health advocacy, will use the funds to expand their life-changing programmes, offering support to individuals navigating mental health struggles.
By supporting Mind, LOFA is reaffirming its dedication to helping charities that tackle important societal issues. Mind’s mission is to ensure that everyone experiencing a mental health problem gets the support and respect they deserve, and this donation will help them move closer to that goal. LOFA hopes this act inspires others to champion mental health initiatives.
ABOUT MIND
The Mental Health Charity
1 in 4 people have mental health problems and most don’t get the help they need. Mind are there to fight for mental health. Their mission is to make mental health something people talk about every day. They stand up against unfair treatment in healthcare, at work and in the law. They support minds by giving help when it's needed through advice, information and local services.
They connect minds by bring people and communities together, people who care about mental health and want to make a difference