A Warminster office has donated prize money to a hospice charity after winning a company-wide workplace challenge.
Staff at the Warminster branch of Cooper and Tanner handed over a cheque for £250 to Dorothy House last week after winning a festive “Taskmaster”-style competition involving offices across the firm in December.
The team was set a series of creative challenges, including designing a Christmas tree topper using recycled materials, building the tallest stack of Christmas cards with the fewest cards and producing a nativity photograph featuring office members.
The Warminster office secured top place which earned them the cash prize to donate to a charity of their choice.
“We decided on the charity via a vote and we all thought that Dorothy House Hospice Care do a lot of good work for people in need of their services,” said Susan Furber, the Lettings Manager in Cooper and Tanner’s Warminster office.
Pictured: Cooper and Tanner staff presenting the cheque to Dorothy House.
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