Wake Smith Solicitors will offer a discount to a Sheffield charity’s clients, staff, volunteers and supporters as part of its commitment to the good cause for the next year.
The city firm has chosen Cavendish Cancer Care as its nominated charity for the next year. To kick off the initiative they are offering an incentive through its wills, trusts and probate team.
In memory of a valued colleague
The charity is close to the hearts of employees after the sad and untimely death of its director of HR, Kelly Pashley-Handford last year.
Stephanie Chung, wills, trusts and probate associate at Wake Smith and charitable board member, said: “Employees at the law firm voted for Cavendish Cancer Care to become its chosen charity for the next year in memory of Kelly.
“As well as raising funds through a variety of challenges, the first initiative in the partnership is to offer Cavendish’s clients, staff, volunteers and supporters a 15% discount on normal rates for wills for the next year starting this month.
“We look forward to working with the team at Cavendish.”
Cavendish Cancer Care’s services
Kirsty White, head of fundraising at Cavendish Cancer Care, said: “We are delighted Wake Smith Solicitors has chosen us as their charity for the next year. We know what a difference a relationship with a corporate partner can make to our cause and are really looking forward to working with them all.
“Cavendish Cancer Care encourage people to create or update their wills through their dedicated will scheme. Making a will is essential to ensure that your wishes are carried out and your loved ones are provided for after your death.
“Also by leaving a gift in your will to Cavendish Cancer Care it ensures that vital services, which the NHS cannot afford to provide, will be available for families affected by cancer in the future.”
Upcoming events the Wake Smith team is looking to be involved in include running challenges, Cavendish Club wine and cheese evening, a Heroes of Sheffield abseil down the iconic Owen Building at Sheffield Hallam University, the 5×5 Challenge, corporate curling competition and the Sheffield 10k as well as various volunteering opportunities.
Last year’s fundraising campaign at Wake Smith collected more than £5,200 for Sheffield charity PACES which offers life changing support for children and adults with cerebral palsy and other motor disorders.
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