Principal contractor Inco Contracts has donated £12,000 to a charity which provides free wigs to children and young people.
The firm, which is headquartered in Cannock, raised the money over the past 12 months through activities such as golf days, office fitness challenges and its Christmas Jumper Day.
The money will be used by the Little Princess Trust in the delivery of life-changing wigs and funding vital research into kinder, more effective cancer treatments.
The support forms part of the growth of the Inco Foundation, a charitable venture which has now raised £50,000 for various good causes.
Sam Norton, Inco’s Executive Director, said: “We are passionate about the areas we are based in and the communities we serve, which is why we set-up the Inco Foundation – to give something back, especially to charities who have a local or personal connection.
“Hair and Hope is the Little Princess Trust’s motto. The young people they help are already going through so much, so to give them access to wigs and hair is absolutely vital for keeping up spirts and aiding recovery. As our official charity partner for 2025, we are proud to have raised over £12,000, to boost the excellent services they provide.”
Phil Brace, Chief Executive of The Little Princess Trust, added: “The generosity from everyone at Inco is truly incredible and will be a huge help to us as we continue to support young people with hair loss and fund vital childhood cancer research.
“We are now helping more children than ever before, but we can only do this thanks to the wonderful support we receive, and I would like to thank everyone for their fantastic fundraising for The Little Princess Trust.”
