Norbar's year of fundraising in Banbury helps hospice cause

Employees at a leading Banbury firm have donated more than £8,500 to Katharine House Hospice after a year of fundraising.
By The Newsroom
Published 18th Jan 2016, 11:00 BST
Norbar, Banbury present a cheque to Katharine House. From the left, Moira Logie, Daphne Robertson, KH fundraising dept, Catherine Rohll, Norbar commercial director and Philip Brodey, Norbar sales director. NNL-161201-123234009Norbar, Banbury present a cheque to Katharine House. From the left, Moira Logie, Daphne Robertson, KH fundraising dept, Catherine Rohll, Norbar commercial director and Philip Brodey, Norbar sales director. NNL-161201-123234009
Norbar, Banbury present a cheque to Katharine House. From the left, Moira Logie, Daphne Robertson, KH fundraising dept, Catherine Rohll, Norbar commercial director and Philip Brodey, Norbar sales director. NNL-161201-123234009

Norbar Torque Tools held various events throughout 2015 including a charity football match against Karcher UK in November.

Staff from the business on Beaumont Road handed over a cheque last Tuesday and Philip Brodey, sales and marketing director, said: “The hospice has touched the lives of so many of our employees, either they have had a friend or relative who haveused the facilities.

“There is a great affection for the charity as a result and high motivation to develop schemes to raise money. A great example was the football match against Karcher.”

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