BESA North West region supports stillbirth charity

The Building Engineering Services Association (the BESA) has boosted the funding of the Isabella Rose Foundation based in St Helens, Mersyside.

Peter Williams of Crown House Technologies, chairman of BESA North West, presented a cheque for £3,000 – the proceeds of a raffle that took place during the North West Region’s Annual Ball in Blackpool – to support the foundation, which works directly with families who suffer the heartbreak of losing a child through stillbirth, as well as those who have had a child born prematurely.

“The BESA North West region and the many companies supporting our event were delighted to assist in the valuable work undertaken by the Isabella Rose Foundation,” said Mr Williams.

“We are extremely grateful for all financial support, and to receive an amount such as this from BESA is a fantastic result,” commented charity trustee and lead event organiser David Pope – and he added that the BESA donation would help to provide funds and equipment for the local Whiston Hospital and to support baby charities Tommy's and Bliss.

Further information on the Isabella Rose Foundation and its obj

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