A mental health charity has received a donation from an Oxfordshire business school.
The Joey Beauchamp Foundation was chosen for support by EM Normandie Business School following a nomination by Mark Lygo, Oxfordshire County Council cabinet member for a healthy and fairer Oxford.
Councillor Lygo said: "We should never underestimate the power of a small act of kindness. But we can go even further.
"We can create inspiring communities – communities where people don’t just live alongside each other, but genuinely look after one another."
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The Joey Beauchamp Foundation, named in memory of the late Oxford United footballer, works in partnership with Oxford United in the Community to support mental health and related social challenges.
Stuart Crook, trustee of the foundation, accepted the donation at EM Normandie’s annual course launch event.
Miriam Schmidkonz, principal of EM Normandie, said: "We are delighted to be able to donate to this fantastic charity.
"Joey Beauchamp Foundation and the work they do are so essential to our communities.
"We are proud to support them and their work facing life-changing issues, and support to their family and friends."
EM Normandie is an international business school with a campus in Oxford and a mission to prepare students and executives to meet tomorrow’s managerial and entrepreneurial challenges.
The Joey Beauchamp Foundation aims to make a positive impact through awareness, signposting and support through community engagement.
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