Supporting First Days Children’s Charity With There Move

Supporting First Days Children’s Charity With There Move

At Avocado Property, we take pride in supporting our local community, and recently, we had the privilege of assisting First Days Children's Charity with their move to a new location.

At Avocado Property, we love helping our local community whenever we can. Recently, we had the privilege of assisting a wonderful local charity, First Days Children's Charity, with their move to a new location.

First Days Children's Charity was started in 2013 in response to needs in the local community in Berkshire. Quite simply, there were people with stuff they didn't need and people who desperately needed it.

The charity grew very quickly and now, nearly eight years later, it has a dedicated team of staff and volunteers who have helped over 10,000 children and distributed over 250 tonnes of donated goods.

When First Days needed help with their move, we were eager to lend a hand. Ian Macbeth, Mike Robson, Andrew Brown, our marketing team, and Luke Masters from Survey Network joined forces to support this incredible charity. It also gave us an excuse to have a team lunch!

It's inspiring to see the impact First Days has had on so many lives, and we are honoured to have been able to help in every way we can. Supporting our community is at the heart of what we do at Avocado Property, and we look forward to many more opportunities to give back.

If you want to read more of our community stories or have any questions about what you’ve read or anything property-related, please contact us.

If you want to support First Days Children's Charity, please visit their website for more information on how you can help, or donate here.


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Young people have been locked out of homeownership. Deposits are impossible to save. Mortgage rules are too strict. And ‘Generation Rent’ is now permanent. According to the narrative by the newspapers, younger generation homeownership has collapsed.