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BM Caterers raises £7,500 for Little Troopers through supplier meet & greet

8th May 2024 - 05:00
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BM Caterers raises £7,500 for Little Troopers through supplier meet & greet
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BM Caterers has raised approximately £7,500 for military children’s charity Little Troopers through a supplier meet and greet event.

BM invited suppliers to a ticketed meet and greet at one of their London client locations where they could network with BM’s operational teams. This was followed by a three-course dinner prepared by a team of BM chefs led by chef director Pete Redman.

Money raised from the tickets, auction and raffle went to the charity. Little Troopers is a UK charity dedicated to supporting children who have one or both parents serving in the British Armed Forces. 

Wendy Bartlett, BM founder, said: “Little Troopers does some fantastic work towards a cause that is very close to my heart, and it’s been an honour to be able to support them where we can over the years. It was great to be able to raise money for them by offering our suppliers an event that not only benefitted them and brought them closer to our BM teams but was also fun and enjoyable for all involved.” 

There are approximately 100,000 children whose parents are part of the British Armed Forces community. They often face challenges such as frequent house and school moves, as well as regular periods of separation from their serving parent or parents. 

Little Troopers ensures these children have somewhere to turn during times of challenge and change so that they feel recognised, included and supported, both at home and in school. 

Louise Fetigan, founder of Little Troopers, added: “A huge thank you to Wendy and the team at BM, not just for this fantastic fundraising dinner, but for the unwavering support you have shown to our charity since 2011. Events like this really do make a big difference to the work we do, and the funds raised will positively impact many of the projects we have planned for the rest of this year.”

Written by
Edward Waddell