Founder of Helen McArdle Care and Kids 1st Nurseries entrepreneur Helen McArdle has donated PS500,000 to the Foundation of Light. The money will help young people learn the basics of healthcare, as well as provide a pathway into the health industry. The foundation will open in the northeast in early 2022. It will serve as an important part of the city’s economy and community.
Helen McArdle CBE is a businesswoman with extensive experience in the care sector. She founded Helen McArdle Care in the 1980s and has since grown her business to operate more than 50-care homes. Her generosity has impacted many people in the North East. Her Foundation of Light’s annual event is the most anticipated charitable event of the year. With this generous donation, Helen McArdle can help support young people and give them a boost towards a fulfilling career.
McArdle also gave PS500,000 to Newcastle University to build a new Atrium for the university, which leads to three national centers of expertise: the National Innovation Centre for Aging, the National Innovation Centre for Data, and the NIHR Innovation Observatory. Professor Chris Day, Vice-Chancellor of Newcastle University, said that she is proud of the new facilities and hopes that the funds will help people live longer and healthier lives.
In recognition of her work in the region, Helen McArdle made a PS500,000 donation to the Foundation of Light. The foundation is a charitable organization that helps young people achieve their dreams and realize their full potential. The donation will create new opportunities for youngsters in the North East. The funds raised will help fund projects like the school of health, youth development, and social care. The funds will be used for the establishment of the school.
The Foundation of Light has recently announced a major new partnership with the philanthropist Helen McArdle. The donation, which will last for two years, will help the charity to engage and educate the hardest to reach young people. The new health and social care academy will train learners to work in the care sector by providing practical skills. The students will gain skills in the health and social care sectors and be prepared for further education or employment.
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The Foundation has also announced that it has made a PS500,000 donation to Sunderland AFC’s official charity. The donation is part of a larger program of community outreach and will benefit local residents. During the Festive Lecture, she introduced two keynote speakers, Nic Palmarini and Steve Caughey. The Foundation has pledged to match the amount of money donated by McArdle to the university’s current budget.