Airdrie garage donates four-figure sum to Hope for Autism charity
dailyrecord.co.ukA garage in Airdrie motored on to raise a fantastic four-figure sum for a local charity.The team at FastFit collected the £6793 total for Hope for Autism through a percentage from each job staff carry out for fleet company Holman - Masterserve Foundation.FastFit general manager Robert Andrew was "delighted" to present the cheque to hugely grateful Hope for Autism CEO Louise Carson.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.
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