Salvation Army bank on toy appeal support from Falkirk building society

The work and effort of staff at Falkirk High Street’s branch of Nationwide Building Society added up to a sizeable collection of toys and significant amount of cash for the Salvation Army’s Christmas Toy Appeal.
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The Nationwide team, including manager Michele Neagle, senior branch manager Elizabeth Peggie, member representative Tracey Stewart and member relationship manager Anne-marie Beattie recently handed over a large quantity of toys and £560 to Salvation Army envoy William McMurray MBE.

Nationwide staff raised the money by holding a raffle to win a Christmas hamper over the last few weeks.

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The Nationwide Building Society team, Tracey Stewart, Anne-marie Beattie, Michele Neagle, Elizabeth Peggie hand over the toys and money to Salvation Army envoy William McMurray MBEThe Nationwide Building Society team, Tracey Stewart, Anne-marie Beattie, Michele Neagle, Elizabeth Peggie hand over the toys and money to Salvation Army envoy William McMurray MBE
The Nationwide Building Society team, Tracey Stewart, Anne-marie Beattie, Michele Neagle, Elizabeth Peggie hand over the toys and money to Salvation Army envoy William McMurray MBE
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Every year the Salvation Army toy appeal makes a huge difference to thousands of families in the Falkirk area and across the UK.

A Salvation Army spokesperson said: “Through the generosity of the public and businesses like Nationwide, we ensure children in the community who might miss out on Christmas Day will instead have the joy of opening a gift.”

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