Charity Press Articles

Lincolnshire Autistic Society has been handed a cheque for more than £900 following a successful quiz night run by local accountancy firm, Moore Thompson. The firm, which has offices in Spalding, Wisbech and Market Deeping, hosted their annual Charity Fund’s charity quiz night last October, which attracted business leaders and professionals from across the region. … Continue reading Lincolnshire Autistic Society handed cheque by leading local accountants →

Business leaders and professionals from across the East of England are preparing for Moore Thompson’s popular annual charity quiz. This is the fourth time that the competition, which regularly sees some of the region’s top business brains face off against one another to be crowned the winner, has been held. This year’s event will take … Continue reading Professionals prepare for annual Moore Thompson charity quiz →

At 250 feet high The Orbit at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London is one of the more extreme abseil locations in the UK, but this hasn’t put a team of accountants from Moore Thompson of descending down the building to raise money for charity. In total eight colleagues from the firm, which is … Continue reading Accountants face their fears to raise money for charity →

A charity race night organised by leading accountants Moore Thompson has raised nearly £1,600 for Anna’s Hope – the leading children’s brain tumour charity in the East of England. More than 70 guests placed their bets at the event held at the South Holland Centre in Spalding, which was organised by the firm’s own in-house … Continue reading Moore Thompson goes all out with charity race night →

One of the East of England’s leading firms of accountants, Moore Thompson, has handed over a cheque for nearly £1,500 to Lincolnshire & Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance following a year of successful fundraising. The firm’s in-house charity, the Moore Thompson Charity Fund CIO, raised around £3,000 in 2016 by holding a range of events for members … Continue reading Lincolnshire & Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance celebrate donation from local accountants →

One of the region’s leading accountancy firms Moore Thompson is delighted to announce that it is sponsoring this year’s Spalding Roundtable Beer & Music Festival. The event, due to be held between Friday 26 May and Sunday 28 June at The Castle Sports Complex, is expected to draw big crowds to enjoy the locally brewed … Continue reading Local accountants pledge their support to Spalding Beer & Music Festival →

One of the East of England’s leading accountancy firms Moore Thompson is preparing to hold a charity horse racing night in aid of local charity Anna’s Hope. Organised by the firm’s own in-house charity the Moore Thompson Charity Fund CIO, the event will see guests enjoy a night at the races all from the comfort … Continue reading Local accountants under starter’s orders for charity race night →

The in-house charity of accountancy firm Moore Thompson has donated nearly £1,500 to Lincolnshire’s voluntary emergency care service, LIVES, following a year of fundraising. The firm, which has offices in Spalding, Market Deeping and Wisbech, has spent the last 12 months carrying out a number of events, such as charity quizzes, to raise money for … Continue reading Moore Thompson raises hundreds for local charity LIVES →

Staff members from leading East of England accountancy firm, Moore Thompson, have given Santa a run for his money this year by delivering a package of gifts to children at Pilgrim Hospital. Staff, friends and a few members of the public, who had heard about Moore Thompson’s call for presents, joined in the gift giving … Continue reading Moore Thompson delivers festive treats to Pilgrim Hospital →

Accountants at one of the East of England’s leading accountancy firms Moore Thompson are planning to abseil more than 250 feet down The Orbit at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London for charity. A total of Nine colleagues from the firm are hoping to overcome their fear of heights by tackling the task on … Continue reading Daredevil accountants test their nerves for charity →