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The Santon Group has also been instrumental in award-winning residential developments, particularly the conversion of listed buildings not currently in residential use, for almost 20 years.
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October, 2021 Update for Sandhu Charitable Foundation received from Dyspraxia Foundation
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In continuation of The Sandhu Charitable Foundation’s commitment to Latymer Upper School, the Foundation donated the sum of £15,000 to the Class of 2026 Bursary Fund.
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Murdoch McGregor-Smith, a sufferer of epilepsy, has completed the trek up Pen Y Fan and across a long range in aid of Epilepsy Research UK. Murdoch was amongst 900 participants in the event but only one of two people raising awareness and funds for this particular charity. The Sandhu Charitable Foundation are very pleased to have been able to sponsor Murdoch in his monumental task in the sum of £3,000. Congratulations Murdoch!
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The Sandhu Charitable Foundation pledged to donate the sum of £100 for every mile that Christopher Ware of Conygar plc (https://conygar.com/) completed in the London Marathon. We are very pleased to say that Christopher finished the Marathon and the Foundation rounded up their pledge so as to donate £3,000 to The Bike Project.
The Bike Project is a small charity that takes secondhand bikes, fixes them up and donates them to refugees and asylum seekers in London and Birmingham. Most refugees arrive in the UK with absolutely nothing. The Project believes that bikes help refugees access food banks, legal advice, healthcare, education and much more. If they’re lucky enough to receive official refugee status, a bike can help refugees find employment.
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By way of a continued commitment to Variety, The Children’s Charity, The Sandhu Charitable Foundation donated the sum of £25,000 to the charity’s Wheelchair Programme.
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The Sandhu Charitable Foundation donated £5,000 to The Elifar Foundation in honour of those members of staff at Revcap who took on the 50km Thames Towpath Putney to Runneymede challenge!
The funds raised will help to improve the care, facilities and equipment available to profoundly disabled children and young adults both at home or in residential care (www.elifarfoundation.org.uk). In particular, Elifar looks to fund the purchase of a wide range of highly specialised equipment often unavailable due to a lack of funds or because there’s no statutory provision.
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