CASCAID relaunches to support the NSPCC in 2022

Aims to raise £1m

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The asset management non-for-profit initiative CASCAID is once again regrouping to raise money for charity, having officially relaunched yesterday evening (11 November).

Following a meeting at Jupiter's office in Victoria Street, it was decided that the organisation will support the NSPCC in 2022. It hopes to raise more than £1m for the charity throughout the course of the year. Great Ormond Street Hospital to fund Cardiac Catheter Lab with £1.65m raised by CASCAID Peter Wanless, CEO of the NSPCC, said: "We are absolutely delighted that CASCAID has chosen us as their charity partner. This partnership comes at an especially important time when you consider the heightened need for NSPCC services and support. "Since the pandemic began, there has been ...

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