Moy Park raise target-busting £150K funds for Farm Africa

As part of Responsible Business Week, Moy Park has announced that a total of over £150,000 has been raised for charity partner Farm Africa.
Pictured l-r Charlotte Senior, Farm Africa Corporate Partnerships Manager, Penny Ruszczynski, Farm Africa Head of Corporate Partnerships and Moy Park Chief Executive Janet McCollum. (submitted picture)Pictured l-r Charlotte Senior, Farm Africa Corporate Partnerships Manager, Penny Ruszczynski, Farm Africa Head of Corporate Partnerships and Moy Park Chief Executive Janet McCollum. (submitted picture)
Pictured l-r Charlotte Senior, Farm Africa Corporate Partnerships Manager, Penny Ruszczynski, Farm Africa Head of Corporate Partnerships and Moy Park Chief Executive Janet McCollum. (submitted picture)

Moy Park announced its partnership with Farm Africa in 2015, aiming to raise an ambitious £100,000 for the charity over a three-year period. The charity is committed to combating poverty and supporting farmers in eastern Africa, so they can increase harvests, become self-sufficient and start businesses, while protecting the environment for years to come.

Over the past three years, Moy Park employees have taken part in a variety of fundraising activities such as mountain climbing, competing in marathons and cycle relays and most recently completing a gruelling seven-day hike up and across Mount Elgon on the Tanzania-Uganda border and building beehives in the ‘Big Beehive Build’ in Tanzania’s Nou Forest.

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Farm Africa Head of Corporate Partnerships Penny Ruszczynski said: “A huge thank you to Moy Park for all their hard work and determination in absolutely smashing their target and raising over £150,000 for Farm Africa. Millions of farmers in eastern Africa are trapped in poverty due to agricultural yields and profits being a fraction of the potential. Moy Park’s generous support will help give more farmers the support they need to grow more, sell more and sell for more. This partnership is a fantastic example of how the food industry can work together to make change happen.”