Quilter donates £100,000 to NET Covid-19 appeal
Appeal launched by Prince William.
Paul Feeney: "The virus will impact friends, family, colleagues and communities and so it’s vital that we come together and support the National Emergency Trust."
The Quilter Foundation will donate £100,000 to the National Emergencies Trust (NET) coronavirus appeal, which was launched on Thursday (19 March) by Prince William.
The appeal will seek to raise substantial funds that will then be distributed by the NET through community foundations nationally. This will ensure the funds reach local charities helping those dramatically...
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