A gala dinner hosted by Liverpool based company MSC Express has helped raise more than £8,000 for Daisy Inclusive UK.
The event, which was organised by MSC’s Paula Blair and Managing Director Mike Ackers, was held at the Best Western Premier Suites with attendees enjoying a slap-up three-course meal before being entertained to live music courtesy of Ebie Isaacs.
Simon ‘Rossie’ Ross from Greatest Hits Radio hosted the evening, which culminated in Chris Connolly from Cable Services presenting the bumper cheque to Daisy Inclusive UK CEO Dave Kelly.
“A huge thank you to MSC Express for organising what was a fantastic event, and to Cable Services for donating such a generous sum of money which will make a significant difference to the lives of our beneficiaries,” said Dave.
“I thoroughly enjoyed the evening, and it was great to meet so many people, who have strong connections with the local community.
“One again – thank you to MSC and Cable Services. Your support is greatly appreciated.”
Daisy Inclusive UK, who are based in Everton, helps disabled, vulnerable people and their families through its many initiatives. Founded by Dave in 2004, Daisy has gone from strength-to-strength and is a can-do charity with ambition.
Dave went blind at the age of 30 in the early 1990s and has been relentless in driving Daisy to new heights in recent years with the support of the amazing staff around him.
“In the current climate, running a charity is very challenging, but we are making progress at Daisy and that is down to the fantastic staff that we have at the organisation,” added Dave.
Established in 2008, MSC Express are a same day courier service, which operate a range of services, including local, national and international deliveries.
To find out more about Daisy Inclusive UK, please email info@daisyuk.com.
