Save the Children emblem on cars
The name and emblem of the Save the Children fund will feature on the Formula One cars of the Williams Grand Prix racing team in future. The team’s interest in the work of the fund was aroused over a year ago and earlier this year the team presented a cheque for £ 3500 to Princess Anne, who is president of Save the Children, when she made an informal visit to the Williams headquarters. “My team and I would like tA‘ give back some of our good fortune to those
who have little or nothing,” said the team chief, Frank Williams, when the link between the racing team and Save the Children was announced recently. “Like many companies,
we often receive requests for help from worth-while causes and we have previously responded on an ad hoc basis. Now the same energy which has raised money for my team will be put into helping Save the Children raise money for their field work at home and abroad,” Williams concluded.
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