Management Today's first ever Charity Podcast will also be discussing well-being over Christmas - looking after yourself and others. The podcast will include special guests such as Will Greenwood MBE, John Amaechi OBE, Kate and Helen Richardson-Walsh  OBE & Trussell Trust CEO Emma Revie. If you enjoy the podcast & want to support us please donate. 

Here is the link to the podcast: https://apple.co/3EU5a9c

Alongside the launch of Management Today's first ever Charity podcast to raise awareness of food poverty in the UK, a team of amazing people have decided to come together to fast in December for 24 - 48 hours to raise funds to combat food poverty over Christmas. This is a time when families should be coming together with loved ones to celebrate, not a time to worry about where the next meal is coming from for your children.

We are also inviting everyone to bid on our charity auction in aid of the Trussell Trust if you still haven't sorted your Christmas presents out yet! Check out the prizes: (please copy and paste the url into a browser).  ----THE AUCTION IS NOW CLOSED-----

Item #1: Two Adult Tickets to Kendal Calling (Retail: £400.00)
Item #2: Family ticket - Bear Grylls Gone Wild Festival (Retail: £430.00)
Item #3: Signed England Cricket Bat by England Captain Joe Root
Item #4: 2-Night Stay Wisteria Hotel, Oakham (Bed & Breakfast)
Item #5: FatFace Shopping Voucher (online or in-store- £500.00!)

Many thanks to our sponsors who have all given generously: OC Tanner, Smartsheet, Relative Insight, FatFace, Sercon & Sportsrooms.

If you want to get involved in the podcast / support the initiative in any way please let us know via michaelcostello@workplaceevolution.co.uk or chris@fromthefields.co.uk

Why the Trussell Trust?
More and more people are being forced to use food banks because they cannot afford the basics in life. Last year, food banks in the Trussell Trusts network provided 1.6 million three-day emergency food parcels to people in crisis, with over 500,000 of these going to children. This was an increase of almost 20% on the previous year. Due to the Coronavirus pandemic increasing numbers of people will need support from their local food bank. As food bank staff and volunteers work to source and distribute food to people who need support, their resources are becoming increasingly stretched as they come under additional pressure. The trust are working closely with our network of over 1,200 food banks to work out how we can best support each food bank in the coming months to make sure that they're able to continue to help people in crisis in their local communities.