Cherry Orange Ltd

As a business that started from humble beginnings we have always been keen on supporting local causes. This is something we have done for a number or years now and continue to support our local community through a variety of different opportunities. We rarely publicise this however today we wanted to share what we were presented with this week from our local football team we have the pleasure of sponsoring.
A lot of our support happens daily behind the scenes so when we received this we were taken aback and wanted to share with you all this kind gesture. What a lovely surprise - thank you 💙⚽️

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