Over the past month, WLG Ltd has been delighted to sponsor and support Be Inspired’s Christmas Toy Appeal, helping to collect over 3,000 toys, with a total value of more than £23,000, for children and families this Christmas.
By using our vans to distribute collection bins, we were able to play a small – but meaningful – part in making this fantastic initiative possible. The generosity shown by everyone who donated has been truly inspiring!
Well done to all at Be Inspired for leading such an impactful campaign. Together, we’ve helped bring some extra joy to families who need it most this festive season.
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