Life in Place by Anchor developments fundraise for Macmillan Cancer Support

Residents, colleagues and members of the local communities at seven Life in Place by Anchor developments have come together to raise around £2,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support through a series of coffee mornings.

Held throughout September and October, the events brought people together to enjoy cakes, teas and coffees while raising money for the charity, which supports people living with cancer and their families.

The Wharf in Rochester raised the highest amount, collecting £700, followed by The Landings in Kings Hill, Kent, which raised £511.44. Stowe Central and Goldfinch Point each raised £200, while The Beacons collected £183.88 and Pemberley Place raised £114. Piers Lodge also raised around £100, with some donations still being counted.

Together, these contributions show how residents, colleagues and local communities have supported an important cause by coming together over a cup of coffee.

Kerry Smith, Senior Sales Manager at Life in Place by Anchor, said:

Bringing residents, colleagues and the wider community together to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support was a fantastic way to support a cause that touches the lives of so many people.

Macmillan Cancer Support provides practical, emotional and financial support to people affected by cancer, including nursing care and advice to help people navigate the challenges they may face.

The coffee mornings reflect the community spirit across Life in Place developments, with people coming together to support a cause that matters to so many.

To find out more about Life in Place by Anchor and its later living developments, visit www.lifeinplace.org.uk.