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Acorns Charitable Trust supports St Wilfrid’s through Match Giving
Date published: 02 October 2026
A huge thank you to Acorns Charitable Trust for their fantastic £500 contribution to our recent Match Giving campaign!
With a strong commitment to sport, recreation and bringing the local community together, Acorns Charitable Trust understands the power of teamwork and their support for St Wilfrid’s is a brilliant example of that spirit in action.
Their £500 Match Giving donation at Rainbow Run helped fundraisers turn every pound they raised into even more support for local people living with life-limiting illness.
Just like sport, fundraising is all about teamwork, determination and going the extra mile. Whether you’re taking on a sporting challenge, organising an event or simply getting your friends and colleagues involved, every effort can make a difference.
Thanks to Acorns, our fundraisers at Rainbow Run had an extra £500 to play for!
Thank you, Acorns Charitable Trust, for backing our team and helping us go further.
For further information on the Acorns Charitable trust please visit their website.
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