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Team NewsBusy Bee Recruitment's Macmillan Coffee Morning was a great success!
Our Coffee Morning raised £612.25 for the wonderful charity, Macmillan Cancer Support.
On Friday 27th September 2019, our Busy Bee team hosted a Coffee Morning. We worked as a team to raise money for the amazing charity, Macmillan Cancer Support.The day was a success! We are extremely pleased to announce that the Busy Bee team raised a total of £612.25.A big shout out to ECL Ductwork, The Ship, Dolphin Appliance Care, Hitech Laser Ltd, The Barber Lounge, Soham Barbers, Geoff Hobbs, Robbies Vehicle Repairs, Wind Designs Ltd, Milton Executive Cars, The White Pheasant, The Anchor, Star Curtains and Cambridge Commodities for their money donations and also a big thank you to Ashtons Legal for their cake donation!
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