3PB Oxford proud supporters of Blake Morgan’s secret Santa scheme for disadvantaged children
19th December 2019
3PB Oxford’s members and clerks room are delighted to have taken part in Blake Morgan’s secret Santa initiative, aiming at providing a present to the most disadvantaged children in the area.
Our members and clerks purchased and wrapped gifts to match the gift wishes of several children.
This year, the initiative gifted just short of a 1000 presents to those children in need. Well done to all those involved!
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