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Cambridge PR and marketing agency helps provide 40 food hampers to their local foodbank

Conscious Communications worked with other companies in the area to give back to the community this Christmas

Public relations and marketing agency Conscious Communications has worked with Cambridge companies to compile food hampers to be donated to a foodbank.

A public relations and marketing agency has rallied Cambridge companies to collect 40 food hampers to be donated to a Cambridge City Council foodbank.

Conscious Communications have worked with other businesses to make sure people in need do not go without this Christmas, smashing their original target of 30 hampers.

The Christmas hamper collection rounds off a year of charitable initiatives undertaken by the team at Conscious Communications, which is committed to giving back to the community in a number of ways.

Managing director Alison Taylor said: “One in five of the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ population live below the poverty line. This is a shocking statistic and hard to hear, especially at this time of year.

“We are lucky enough to be situated in a fantastic community of businesses, and we want to say a huge thank you for the generosity and kindness of our neighbours in their donations to our hamper collection.

“It was amazing to beat our target and donate 40 hampers to the Foodbank – you can be sure that we will be looking to beat that number next year.”

Through an annual internal volunteering programme, each Conscious Communications employee receives two paid work days to support a charity of their choice.

Past charities include The Lady Garden Foundation, a national women’s health charity that is raising awareness and funding for research into gynaecological cancers; and Stars, which supports young people in Cambridgeshire facing grief and dealing with loss.