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    St Johns charity deal

    Iain HoeyBy Iain HoeyJuly 20, 20222 Mins Read
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    Everton in the Community (EitC) has welcomed St Johns Shopping Centre as a Charity of the Year partner. St Johns and EitC are partnering to support those most in need across the city, while also aligning their corporate values and working together to highlight the charity’s life-saving provision. 

    The partnership will bring a particular focus to attaining more participant engagement within the charity’s programmes, following the 18-month postponement of face-to-face delivery during the pandemic. 

    Regularly attracting more than 13 million people a year, St Johns Shopping Centre will provide the charity with a significant platform to expand its reach and offer its life-changing delivery to more residents across Merseyside.  

    The partnership will aim to engage, educate and support thousands across the city and help to improve lives across the region.


    St Johns Shopping Centre director, Neil Ashcroft, said: “We are delighted to have EitC as our charity partner. There is a clear synergy between St Johns and EitC as we both serve the same community. We look forward to giving our support in an impactful and meaningful way by pledging time and resources to help on important projects and assist in fundraising activities. Working together will make a tangible impact to those that visit the centre and access EitC’s services.”  

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