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The Cumberland agrees three-year sponsorship deal with Carlisle United The Cumberland, the region’s largest financial institution and the 10th largest building society in the UK has today announced a new three year sponsorship deal with Carlisle United Full story: https://www.cumbriacrack.com/2019/08/22/the-cumberland-agrees-three-year-sponsorship-deal-with-carlisle-united/
The Cumberland continues sponsorship deal with Carlisle United The Cumberland has confirmed that it has extended its sponsorship of Carlisle United. The deal sees the Cumberland continue to sponsor the Schools and Community Full story: https://www.cumbriacrack.com/2018/12/03/the-cumberland-continues-sponsorship-deal-with-carlisle-united/
37 lovely ladies find forever homes A partnership between two charities has saved the lives of dozens of hens destined for slaughter. Oak Tree Animals’ Charity in Wetheral Full story: https://www.cumbriacrack.com/2018/02/12/37-lovely-ladies-find-forever-homes/
Grant received by local charity to promote animal welfare As part of Oak Tree Animals’ Charity’s community programme, the charity has received a £10,000 grant to create a part-time education officer role Full story: https://www.cumbriacrack.com/2018/02/02/grant-received-local-charity-promote-animal-welfare/
With success comes responsibility. I’m a firm believer that you arrive with nothing in this world and you leave with nothing, but you can make an impact during the bit in-between in lots of different ways. It’s not just about making money and providing for yourself and the people around you. There are other ways of leaving your mark and I think once you’ve taken something you should give and pass it on. That’s what led me to set up the Dallaglio Foundation. It’s been going for nine years now and we work with young disadvantaged people who have been excluded from mainstream education. Using rugby and the values of rugby as a hook, I deliver a programme that starts by giving these guys back some self-confidence and a bit of pride. We then take them on a three-year journey to get them back into full-time education or employment. So many of these kids come from a chaotic background and all they need is a bit of support or help or encouragement. I’m really passionate about it – I genuinely believe there is a problem in society and this is one way of helping deal with it.
Lawrence Dallaglio
