A group of fifty workers from a global food company helped to renew the Iver Environment Centre’s recreation area last week.
As part of its pledge to the environment, General Mills – the American company behind the likes of Häagen-Dazs and Cheerios, got the Centre’s play area ready for the summer term so it can be used by local school children, and gave the initiative a sponsorship grant.
The Centre has a range of nature-based educational activities for children - including food growing, habitat comparisons, and tree studies.
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They run volunteering sessions for adults with special needs to grow their own vegetables, do nature-based crafts and build skilsl twice a week.
Ben Pearman, General Mills’ VP Managing Director of Europe and Australia said: “We are delighted to be supporting the Iver Environment Centre and our local community through our partnership with Groundwork South.
“We hope that as a result of our contribution many more people in the local area will be able to use and enjoy this precious community resource.
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“As a global food company, we are committed to inspiring others to look after the environment in which we grow our food.
"This is why our team strives to continue to be a force for good through our partnerships and collaborations."
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