X-Press makes grand donation to Inclusive Sports 4 All

X-Press Legal Services has donated £1,000 to a local organisation dedicated to providing safe, inclusive holiday clubs for young people with diverse abilities.
Based in Warrington, the property search provider has made this contribution to Inclusive Sports 4 All as part of its 25th-anniversary celebrations, aiming to support initiatives that enrich the lives of young people in the community.
“We are thrilled to support Inclusive Sports 4 All and their mission to offer young people a positive, inclusive space,” said Russell Welch (pictured left), owner of X-Press Legal Services Cheshire West & Chester, Wirral & NE Wales.
“We wanted to make a meaningful impact locally, and we hope our donation helps ensure more young people can access supportive resources to help them grow and thrive.”
Inclusive Sports 4 All provides a wide range of inclusive programmes, including sports, creative arts, and life skills workshops, specifically tailored to meet the needs of young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
With a dedicated team experienced in mainstream and SEND settings, the organisation empowers children of all abilities to play, learn, and develop freely in a supportive environment.
The donation from X-Press Legal Services will be directed towards the organisation’s upcoming Christmas club, helping fund a new swing, and enabling the hire of inflatables for children to enjoy across three sites over the festive season.
Tom Floyd (pictured right) from Inclusive Sports 4 All, said: “We are deeply grateful to X-Press Legal Services for this generous donation. This contribution will help us provide even more tailored activities for young people with SEND, creating joyful and enriching experiences. Support from businesses like X-Press Legal Services is essential to our work, and we want to congratulate them on their 25th anniversary!”
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