CALA Homes (West) has donated £500 to a Glasgow business which is raising money to purchase PPE kit for NHS workers.
The housebuilder donated to cupcake company, Cake at Number 8, which is passing on all profits to Kelvinside Academy to allow it to produce face shields for hospitals across Scotland.
The donation from CALA Homes (West) has resulted in the production of 180 face shields, which, along with dozens of sweet treats, were sent to the ICU and Covid-19 wards at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.
Lindsay Nairn of Cake at Number 8 said, “I was thrilled when CALA got in touch to put forward a donation. I’m just trying to do my bit to help the team at Kelvinside Academy to produce much-needed visors for our NHS staff by donating profits from all orders, and such a generous offer of funding from a business like CALA has given us a real boost.”
Liana Canavan, sales and marketing director at CALA Homes (West) added, “In this unprecedented time, we wanted to be able to do what we can to help. When we first noticed the selfless work Lindsay at Cake at Number 8 was doing alongside Kelvinside Academy, we knew we wanted to get involved immediately. It is a small token of gratitude to the fantastic frontline NHS workers at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, all of whom are working tirelessly in the fight against the spread of Covid-19. We know the face shields will go to good use, and hope the cupcakes put a smile on their faces.”
