John Lamb Hill Oldridge announces new charity partnership with Thrive
We’re proud to announce our new charity partnership with Thrive.
At John Lamb Hill Oldridge, we believe in supporting organisations that make a meaningful difference in people’s lives and communities. That’s why we’re delighted to be partnering with Thrive, a charity that uses gardening to improve people’s physical and mental health, helping those living with disabilities, ill health or isolation.
To kick off our partnership, members of our team recently spent a volunteering day at Thrive’s Battersea garden, helping with a variety of gardening and maintenance tasks. It was a rewarding experience, and we’re grateful to the Thrive team for making us so welcome.
We look forward to working closely with the Thrive team over the coming year and making a positive impact together. Please click here to learn more about their charity and their work.
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