AG Raises Over £10k For Official 2022 Charity Partner

Northern Ireland contractor AG Paving and Building Products has raised over £10,000 for its official 2022 charity partner.

Staff and customers fundraised for Macmillan Cancer Support throughout the year with a variety of activities, including including a Macmillan Coffee Morning, hosting an employee 'beard off' competition, as well as donations made by staff and visitors at AG's Outdoor Living Show events. To increase the total, AG held a Christmas raffle and made a donation for every employee who completed an internal survey.

Cancer can affect people's lives in many ways, including their physical health, mental wellbeing, relationships, work and money. Macmillan is doing whatever it takes to support people in Northern Ireland from the moment they are diagnosed. The charity provides services all over NI including information and support, benefits advice, and physical activity programmes.


Joanne Young, Senior Fundraising Manager for Macmillan in Northern Ireland said: "We would like to say a huge thank you to everyone at AG for their incredible support throughout 2022. To put their fantastic fundraising in context, £10,000 could provide a Macmillan grant for almost 30 people in NI, or fund a Macmillan Nurse for over 300 hours. Macmillan relies almost entirely on public donations, and the money raised by AG staff will help us to continue providing the local services that people living with cancer desperately need, particularly at the moment."

Stephen Acheson, Chief Executive Officer at AG commented: "We are delighted to have been able to support Macmillan cancer support. It is a truly terrific organisation that provides support for those who have received a cancer diagnosis.


"Given the current cost of living crisis, it is a testament to the generosity and selflessness of our employees that we have been able to raise such a substantial amount. I am extremely proud of their efforts and I look forward to continuing to support local charities in any way we can."