Corptel's owner Paul Baxter continued the support for Coeliac UK with a recent £10,000 donation. Coeliac UK have been working hard to provide their services during the disruption caused by coronavirus but Paul was very aware of the negative impact this will have had on fundraising. In order to aid with their fundraising Corptel has donated two hospitality tickets each for Manchester City and Manchester United as prizes in Coeliac UK's November online auction.
Coeliac UK is the charity for people who need to live without gluten. They provide independent, trustworthy advice and support so people can live well, gluten free. Coeliac UK was founded in 1968 by Elizabeth Segall, wife of a doctor and mother of a child with coeliac disease, and Peter Benenson, who had the condition and is also well known as a founder of Amnesty International. You can learn more about the charity and their work here at their website.
Coeliac UK is the charity for people who need to live without gluten. They provide independent, trustworthy advice and support so people can live well, gluten free. Coeliac UK was founded in 1968 by Elizabeth Segall, wife of a doctor and mother of a child with coeliac disease, and Peter Benenson, who had the condition and is also well known as a founder of Amnesty International. You can learn more about the charity and their work here at their website.
Corptel's owner Paul Baxter continued the support for Coeliac UK with a recent £10,000 donation. Coeliac UK have been working hard to provide their services during the disruption caused by coronavirus but Paul was very aware of the negative impact this will have had on fundraising. In order to aid with their fundraising Corptel has donated two hospitality tickets each for Manchester City and Manchester United as prizes in Coeliac UK's November online auction.
Coeliac UK is the charity for people who need to live without gluten. They provide independent, trustworthy advice and support so people can live well, gluten free. Coeliac UK was founded in 1968 by Elizabeth Segall, wife of a doctor and mother of a child with coeliac disease, and Peter Benenson, who had the condition and is also well known as a founder of Amnesty International. You can learn more about the charity and their work here at their website.
Coeliac UK is the charity for people who need to live without gluten. They provide independent, trustworthy advice and support so people can live well, gluten free. Coeliac UK was founded in 1968 by Elizabeth Segall, wife of a doctor and mother of a child with coeliac disease, and Peter Benenson, who had the condition and is also well known as a founder of Amnesty International. You can learn more about the charity and their work here at their website.