Malvern Joins Forces with Community First
Malvern Instruments (Malvern, UK) has entered into a five-year partnership with Community First (UK).
Malvern Instruments (Malvern, UK) has entered into a five-year partnership with Community First (UK). Community First is an £80 million UK government-funded initiative to assist frontline voluntary organizations, social enterprises, and communities. The partnership is part of Malvern’s efforts to support local communities around its global sites.
As a corporate partner of Community First, Malvern will make regular financial contributions to the charity. The company will also provide practical advice, materials assistance, and will assist employees in contributing to the work of Community First.
Paul Walker, Managing Director of Malvern, said: “Since entering into discussions with Community First it has become clear that our two organizations share similar values. I am very pleased to be establishing a relationship that will have the longevity, depth, and commitment needed to deliver in a number of ways.”
For more information please visit: www.malvern.com
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