Trust Alliance Group surprises local schools with Easter treats

Our colleagues took time out of their schedules this week to visit seven local primary schools in the Warrington area to surprise children with a gift ahead of the Easter break.

Easter eggs were presented to reception and year one classes at Gorsewood, The Brow, Castleview, Brookvale, Windmill Hill, Murdishaw West and St Martin’s primary school.

TAG is dedicated to supporting the local community throughout the year, particularly with many families feeling the effect of the ongoing cost-of-living crisis. We regularly donate to worthy causes in the local area, providing volunteering opportunities for colleagues and hosting events for local schoolchildren.

Headteacher at Brookvale primary school, Rob Moore, said: “Working with a local business like Trust Alliance Group has been fantastic for our school. Their kindness and support has made a huge impact on our children, and many are still talking about the Christmas event they held recently! Being based in a deprived area, it’s things like this that bring a little smile to our pupils faces.”

Simon Thornton, Senior Leader for Legitimacy at TAG, added: “As a business, we’re committed to providing support to the local communities that we work in. Whether its volunteering with local charities or working with local schools, it’s our way of giving something back and delivering rewarding experiences for our colleagues.”

Surprising local schoolchildren this Easter is just one of the ways that TAG supports our local communities across the UK which include Warrington, Nottingham, Birmingham and Peterlee. We also work with a number of charities close to our base in Daresbury which include Warrington Foodbank and The Mersey Forest.