Utility Warehouse (UW), via its philanthropic arm the UW Basis, donated £18,000, or virtually $23,000, to 4 native charities in its group of Selkirk. Charities who will obtain these donations embrace The Lavender Contact, Borders Carers Centre, Secure Life and Borders Kids’s Charity.
This charitable initiative was pledged as a part of the corporate’s official opening of the brand new customer support hub inside the city. UW chosen the placement for its customer support hub due to its focus of individuals in the neighborhood with excessive ranges of customer support expertise within the power business. Forming this hub will permit UW to maintain jobs domestically inside the space.
“We’re dedicated to investing in Selkirk and creating native jobs and long-term profession alternatives with our new hub which is able to present the easiest assist for our prepayment clients,” mentioned Andrew Lindsay, Utility Warehouse Co-CEO. “We’re additionally delighted to donate £18,000 to 4 improbable native charities and assist assist the broader group.”
