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Mid Sussex Sales Manager Leads Housebuilder’s Fundraising

Mid Sussex Sales Manager Leads Housebuilder’s Fundraising

A Haywards Heath couple who lost their unborn child have donated money to Oscar’s Wish Foundation (OWF), a Sussex-based charity which supports bereaved families.

Stuart Brooks, an area sales manager for Bovis Homes, became aware of the work of OWF after the loss of his son Jack last October, 20 weeks into his wife Samantha’s pregnancy.

Following support from colleagues at Bovis Home’s South East region, Stuart and Samantha have donated £500 to the founder of OWF, Gemma Kybert to support the charity’s work.

Speaking about the donation to the charity, Stuart said: “We are very pleased to be involved in donating towards this wonderful charity.”

“Bovis Homes’ donation means that we can offer support to parents who will be going through the devastating loss of a baby” founder Gemma added.

For more information about OWF and its work, visit: www.oscarswishfoundation.co.uk

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