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Huge thanks to the Cellarium Café and Terrace at Westminster Abbey and Benugo for supporting FNF throughout May and June. Thanks to their support and the generosity of their customers, vital funds were raised to help more nurses and midwives stay, thrive, lead and transform health and care.

Beginning on 12 May, to coincide with the Florence Nightingale Commemoration Service, which was held at Westminster Abbey, visitors to the Cellarium Café and Terrace were asked if they would like to make a discretionary £1 donation when purchasing food or drink, which resulted in a fantastic £2,378.50 being raised to support FNF.

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"We are hugely thankful to Benugo, the Cellarium Café and Terrace and their customers, and Westminster Abbey for their generous support. Every donation helps us invest in the nurses and midwives who are leading improvements in health and care across the UK and beyond. This partnership is a wonderful example of how businesses and the public can come together to support nurses and midwives."

Rebecca McLoughlin, Head of Fundraising, Florence Nightingale Foundation

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Pictured above left to right: Noel Mahony, Executive Director, Benugo. Prof Greta Westwood, Chief Executive Officer, Florence Nightingale Foundation and Lorraine Rossdale, Head of Ceremonial, Events and Marketing, Westminster Abbey.

If you would like to find out more below about how you can support FNF’s work and help us invest in the future of nursing and midwifery leadership visit our Support Us section, where there are lots of ways to get involved including making a one off or monthly donation, signing up to a fundraising event or by becoming a Corporate Partner. Alternatively you can email Rebecca Mcloughlin, FNF’s Head of Fundraising.

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