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Birmingham Post
Birmingham Post
Business
Tom Keighley

North East business life: charity initiatives and award wins in the region

Food waste recycling specialist Warrens Group is supporting the Greggs Foundation in providing 150 children with free breakfasts every day.

The Newton Aycliffe-based firm is supporting three schools across Bishop Auckland and Darlington, including Northwood Primary School, where Warrens' regional sales manager Richard Skelton recently paid a visit. Charlotte Nelson, school business manager at Northwood Primary, said: "The breakfast club is very important as being able to provide breakfast for our children is invaluable. In addition to giving pupils a healthy start to the day, the clubs aim to encourage the children to chat and engage with school staff before their lessons begin and really enjoy it. We’re grateful to Greggs and generous companies like Warrens for making it possible."

Mr Skelton added: "It is a privilege to be able to lend our support to the Greggs Foundation and assist in combatting such a key issue that many families are facing. No child should go hungry and we’re passionate about the role we can play in supporting those within the community that need our help. We are proud to have supported Northwood Primary and two other schools in the area since 2017, which since the beginning of the partnership has provided thousands of children with the most important meal of the day."

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