Eaga staff visited Virginia House today, to donate a number of items from a collection at their Gosforth offices. The donation of unwanted Christmas gifts, books, DVD's and children's toys will help some of the most vulnerable and disadvantaged people and families in the North East.
Delivered by Gemma Beadling, a New Business Delivery Manager, who said of the donation:
'We are delighted to be able to support The Cyrenians in helping them to assist people suffering from disadvantage, move on with their lives and create positive environments to grow and learn. Many of the values at The Cyrenians mirror ours at Eaga, in delivering community programmes that make a lasting difference.'
Assistant Director at The Cyrenians, Keith Nicholson said:
'Thanks to the donations from Eaga, we will have an increased range of resources to support those living in our accommodation at Virginia House in Newcastle. We have received other types of support from Eaga in the past for our service users and we hope that we can build on the relationship over the coming years.'
Eaga, a leading outsourcing company, is one of the largest national suppliers of heating and renewable energy and is at the forefront of the carbon economy.
