Hope Capital breaks £40k charity milestone

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Hope Capital has announced it has raised over £40,000 for various charities.

Having worked with several causes over the years, including its long-standing support of breast cancer charity, the Sunshine Group, Hope Capital has recently donated £4,000 to four local charities, thanks to the support from MSB Solicitors.

Through sponsoring the lender’s quarterly newsletter, HOPE-FULL, MSB Solicitors agreed to provide £4,000 to help support charities selected by Hope Capital’s team. This included donating £1,000 to Bliss, a charity which supports parents and families of premature or sick babies and Charlotte Brightside, which works to be a pillar of support for young people, families and individuals in the local area.

In addition, local charity, Isla Rose Foundation also received £1,000 to help raise money for Therapy and Nonketotic Hyperglycinemia Research, as well as MNDA Merseyside, who received £,1,000 to help its efforts in supporting people in the Merseyside area affected by Motor Neurone Disease.

Kim Parker (pictured), head of sales at Hope Capital, said: “We’re incredibly proud to have partnered with so many fantastic charities over the years. For us, it’s a necessity to be more than just a bridging lender and it’s truly inspiring to see the impact our donations have had.

“Having the opportunity to support these causes, especially MNDA Merseyside, which is a charity particularly close to my heart, is extremely rewarding and we’d like to say a big thank you to the team at MSB Solicitors for their generosity.”

Brad Armstrong at MSB Solicitors, added: “It’s fantastic to team up with Hope Capital to help support these fantastic causes. Having worked with the team for several years now, it’s a privilege to sponsor HOPE-FULL and see the benefit our donation has had on our local community.”

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