Hoseasons call centre staff back Comic Relief
Hoseasons staff will be answering phones in their call centre to collect donations from people all over the UK on Red Nose Day today between 18.30–12.00.
The call centre staff will enter into the spirit of the Comic Relief Day with fancy dress, quizzes, sweep stakes and two of the male call centre staff will be raising money by having their legs waxed.
Alongside offering their services as a call centre, Hoseasons has also invited local businesses, based near its headquarters in Lowestoft, to join in with the call centre to play their part by helping to answer the calls from people pledging donations.
Chief executive Richard Carrick said: “We have a fantastic call centre facility and it only seems right that we should offer our help to support such an important find raising event.
“The company has always supported Comic Relief and we are proud to be able to help manage the flood of donations. We also plan to get involved in the fun and will be dressing up and taking part in our own fund raising activities to support Red Nose Day.”
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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