The Leeds donates £11,000 to Marie Curie Cancer Care

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The Leeds Building Society has made an £11,000 donation to Marie Curie Cancer Care, one of the mutual’s partner charities.

This is the annual payment from the Your Interest in Theirs scheme. This works by members agreeing to forego up to 99p of their interest each year. This money is then split equally between the Society’s four partner charities.

Kim Rebecchi, Leeds Building Society’s sales and marketing director, said” “”The Bradford Hospice is set on a hill with stunning views and offers a modern approach to care and a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.

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