Staff at Bath-based housing association and house-builder Curo have chosen Bath City Farm as their Charity of the Year for 2022.
Miniature pony Dougal with Curo’s Becky Davies and Bath City Farm’s Alison Howell | Photo © Curo
The charity is set in over 37 acres and provides education, environment conservation, support for people who have mental health issues, living with disabilities or are otherwise facing adversity.
Bath City Farm has been supporting people in the local community for more than 25 years.
Curo Communications Manager Rachael Allen said: “We’re so pleased to be supporting Bath City Farm with our fund-raising this year.
“They do such amazing work to help and bring enjoyment to the local community.
“Colleagues are busy planning lots of fund-raising activities including the Bath Half-marathon, the 3-peaks challenge, competitions, quizzes and raffles.”
Bath City Farm Communications Co-Ordinator Alison Howell added: “Wow, what wonderful news. We’re just delighted to be chosen as Curo’s charity of the year.
“The Curo team have already offered to help us with fundraising, publicity and practical tasks, so their support really will make a tremendous difference to the community and animals at Bath City Farm.”
Curo raised almost £12,000 for their last Charity of the Year, Time is Precious, in 2021.
To find out more about Bath City Farm, or to support Curo’s Charity of the Year appeal, visit www.curo-group.co.uk/charityoftheyear.
