Family-run Banbury company celebrates 75 years in business by launching new charity fundraiser

The money will be raised for three charities
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A family-run company in Banbury is celebrating 75 years in business by launching a new charity fundraiser.

Cleenol, developer and producer of cleaning and hygiene products, has challenged itself and its customers and suppliers to raise £75,000 through participation of at least 75 people at 75 events - as part of its 75x75x75 fundraiser.

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A spokesperson for Cleenol said: "These events can be large or small, group or personal and will cover a gamut of types of activity.

Cleenol owner Sam Greaves at Katharine House Hospice.Cleenol owner Sam Greaves at Katharine House Hospice.
Cleenol owner Sam Greaves at Katharine House Hospice.

"From the Three Peaks Challenge to a weight loss programme, to 24-hour gaming endurance challenges and many more."

The money will be raised for three charities - Katharine House Hospice (which the business has supported since its inception), Oxfordshire Mind and the Thames Valley Air Ambulance.

Cleenol has set up a webpage for people to follow the money raising, to add events and to donate to all the events that are generated. Visit: htps://project75.mycleenol.com/