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Charities benefit from first JTC quiz

Charities benefit from first JTC quiz

Friday 02 December 2022

Charities benefit from first JTC quiz

Friday 02 December 2022


JTC in Guernsey has raised £3,605 through a quiz evening to raise funds for three local charities: Guernsey Welfare Service, Diabetes Guernsey and Guernsey Cancer Support.

Professionals from the legal, accountancy and professional services sectors took part in the inaugural JTC charity quiz at Moore's Hotel. Each team was captained by a member of JTC’s Guernsey office.

A team from Arolla Partners won the quiz.

Kobus Cronje, Managing Director of JTC in Guernsey said: “We are so pleased to have been able to raise funds for these fantastic local charities, which were selected by our staff.

"Giving back to the community is at the heart of JTC’s vision that we are all stronger together and it was inspiring to see everyone’s enthusiasm for this charity event.

“This was our inaugural charitable quiz, and we hope to hold similar fundraising events in future years, alongside our established Maximising Potential campaign, which supports educational charities in all of the jurisdictions in which JTC has offices.”

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Pictured: Guernsey Welfare Service, which runs a food bank as well as supporting the community in various other ways, is one of the charities to have benefitted from the inaugural JTC quiz night.

John Copeland of Guernsey Welfare Service said: “We are delighted to receive this donation from JTC. We offer a non-judgemental service to assist in keeping people fed or warm for a few days when there is a need. The service has helped more people than ever this year, and the funds received from JTC will be used to top up the much-needed supplies in the food bank”.

Gill Syvret-Berboda of Guernsey Cancer Support said: “We would like to say a big thank you to JTC for organising the quiz, as well as to everyone who took part and made it such a success.

"The funds raised for Guernsey Cancer Support will help us to continue our work on the island, providing assistance and running regular meetups for anyone whose lives have been impacted by cancer.”

Pictured (top): Kobus Cronje, Managing Director of JTC in Guernsey, third from the left, together with the victorious Arolla team.

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