Black Country mayors' charities receive donations from Richardson foundation
The Richardson Brothers Foundation has donated to causes supported by the mayors of Dudley and Wolverhampton, including a baby bank, carers' charity and community kitchen
Two Black Country mayors have received donations for their chosen charities from the Richardson Brothers Foundation.
Martyn Richardson welcomed Dudley Mayor Cllr Pete Lowe and Wolverhampton Mayor Cllr Paul Singh to the foundation's office in Oldbury, where he presented each with a cheque and a bottle of Gusbourne sparkling wine to support their fundraising.
The Mayor of Dudley is supporting a range of causes during his year in office, including Brierley Hill Baby Bank and We Love Carers.
The Mayor of Wolverhampton is backing several charities and community organisations, including Wolverhampton Boxing Club and Friends of Di's Kitchen.
The Richardson Brothers Foundation was established in 2006 and supports charities and individuals across the region.
Martyn Richardson said: “We were honoured to welcome three of our Black Country Mayors into our Oldbury office where they told us more about their chosen charities. They also shared how they will be helping and shining a spotlight on some very worthwhile causes during their Mayoral year.
“Through our Foundation, we’re so pleased to be able to support them with their fundraising efforts.”