Jewellers, Laings has donated £5,000 to the British Heart Foundation

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Following their ‘A Gift from the Heart’ campaign, which ran throughout December, luxury jewellers, Laings, have donated £5,000 to the British Heart Foundation (BHF) to help them to continue the life-saving work that they do.

Laings understood that more than ever we needed to look at ways to support important charities, such as the BHF. Inspired by the season of giving they ran a campaign, A Gift from the Heart, to raise awareness of the work that the BHF are doing before gifting them with a one-off donation of £5,000.

The BHF is a charity that resonates personally with the Laing family, and they are dedicated to helping them to raise vital funds. The campaign ‘A Gift from the Heart’ was a special way to say thank you for all of the life-saving work they do.

Stuart McDowell, Retail Director at Laings, commented: “We’re delighted to be able to support such a valuable charity, and we hope that our donation really could help work towards life-changing differences as they continue their vital work. We know that the BHF has faced huge challenges in the past year, and understand that they still need our support. Their research must continue as they work towards a better future, and it’s a privilege to be able to help in any way we can.”

To find out more, visit www.laingsuk.com

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