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Property law firm’s Oktoberfest event raises over £5,000 for local charity Nottingham CYF

Nottingham property law firm, Landsmiths, recently hosted an Ocktoberfest event at The Bierkeller, Nottingham raising £5,023 for local charity Nottingham Children, Young People and Their Families Project (Nottingham CYF).

The event, which took place on Thursday 10th October, was supported by a number of local businesses and brought together the Nottingham business community for a night of celebration, networking and fundraising.

Guests enjoyed traditional Bavarian cuisine and drinks, live music, and plenty of festive entertainment. To boost fundraising efforts there was also a charity raffle, which featured prizes donated by a number of local businesses, raising £1,714.

Nottingham CYF is a grassroots charity dedicated to transforming the lives of young people and their families by offering educational and recreational opportunities, mentoring, and crisis support. CYF’s work focuses on Nottingham’s most under-resourced communities, empowering residents to access sustainable opportunities and develop their talents.

Susie Gray from Nottingham CYF said: “Sincerest thank you to everyone who turned up, sponsored the event, bought raffle tickets, donated prizes, helped organise – whatever you did to help, you!

“Landsmiths has been such an amazing firm to work with – generous, thoughtful, kind, compassionate and approaching their work with us with such integrity and respect. A brilliant and progressive company, staffed by a truly amazing group of people.”

Rachael Briggs, Director at Landsmiths, added: “Supporting local charities is at the heart of what we do, and we’re thrilled with the outcome of this year’s Oktoberfest. CYF’s work is truly life-changing, and we are proud to support them in every way we can.”

Vik Moothia, also a Director at Landsmiths, said: “The generosity of the Nottingham business community was overwhelming. We’re so grateful to everyone who attended, sponsored the event, donated raffle prizes, and, of course, to The Bierkeller for donating a portion of the proceeds from each specialty drink sold on the night.”

Sponsors of the evening included AG Corporate Law, A.W.Lymn, Chord Consult, DL Design Studio, Ground Sure, Logical Demolition, Monk Estates, Node Building Consultancy, SIA.

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