Generous donations from investment firm help two homeless charities in PortsmouthÂ

STAFF from an investment management firm volunteered their time and gave generous donations to a homeless charity over the festive season.Â
By The Newsroom
Published 7th Jan 2019, 12:20 BST
Updated 10th Jan 2019, 14:38 BST
Investment management firm Brooks Macdonald helped out at The Lifehouse in Portsmouth. Picture is James Place, Chelsea Sturgess, Jon Keates, Sally Spicer and Russell Leggatt.Investment management firm Brooks Macdonald helped out at The Lifehouse in Portsmouth. Picture is James Place, Chelsea Sturgess, Jon Keates, Sally Spicer and Russell Leggatt.
Investment management firm Brooks Macdonald helped out at The Lifehouse in Portsmouth. Picture is James Place, Chelsea Sturgess, Jon Keates, Sally Spicer and Russell Leggatt.

Brooks Macdona ld supported the The Lifehouse in Portsmouth for the third year running last month.  The charitable initiative, headed by Brooks Macdonald's Russell Leggatt, provided essential everyday items, such as tins of food, to support the homeless.

The team visited The Lifehouse to deliver the supplies, and they served breakfast to the charity's clients. They also donated bedding to The Roberts Centre in Portsmouth. 

John Wallace, from Brooks Macdonald, said: '˜Our team pulled out all the stops to gather essential supplies for these charities. We are incredibly proud to support such important initiatives.'

 

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