ATFX is excited to share that they will be sponsoring DOE City of London Qualifying Event 2023.
One of the qualifying rounds will happen at London Golf Club this year on July 21st. The event is sponsored together by Lucera and the Pewterers Company.
The Duke of Edinburgh Cup is a global golf event that aims to help young people and children in need. This program is well-regarded because it gives millions of individuals between the ages of 14 and 24 the chance to improve themselves voluntarily, without competing against others. The goal of the award is to support young people in overcoming challenges. And difficulties so they can strive for a better life. To date, the project has raised and given away more than $5 million to charities in 15 countries across five continents.
The Department of Education (DOE) is dedicated to ensuring that all the money raised during the tournament remains in the country where the event is held. This way, the charitable foundation guarantees that the positive influence created benefits the local community. And is used in the best way possible.
Together with the City of London Qualifier, ATFX is also providing support to the DOE in other nations like Turkey and Thailand. In these places, participants have the chance to discover and interact with individuals from diverse cultures and customs.
The tournament in Turkey, which is happening in October 2023, will donate all its funds to help children and young people impacted by the earthquake that occurred in Turkey in February 2023.
ATFX has introduced a program to reach out to people and communities in need around the world. We are dedicated to partnering with the DOE Cup and their efforts to assist young people globally.
The managing director of ATFX Connect, Wei Qiang Zhang, said:
We think it is highly important to look after and nurture the next generation, so this is very much in line with ATFX’s philosophy.
Chief Commercial Officer at Lucera, Laura Casanova, said:
We are delighted to support such a great cause, working with ATFX who are a key partner – to help the communities we operate in, and bring our clients together.
the Chair of Trustees of the Sheriffs’ and Recorder’s Fund, and HH Wendy Joseph KC is the 586th Master of The Worshipful Company of Pewterers, Lady Russell, said:
The Old Bailey courts have been sending people to prison for centuries and for much of that time the Sheriffs and Recorder’s Fund has been helping to alleviate the resultant distress to their families, them and society as a whole. The SRF began by relieving the dire conditions in Newgate Prison and is as relevant now as ever – indeed with the current cost of living crisis, the demands on it are growing. Today, upon release, prisoners receive £76 from the State and very little else, so to be able to apply for a grant from the S&R Fund can positively help them turn their lives around. The Fund gives grants for clothing, tools for trade, training courses and household goods. But The S&R Fund does much more than this. It supports rehabilitation projects in prison in partnership with other charities whose aim is to break the cycle of reoffending. Reoffending costs the State £18billion a year. The Fund is proud to have a positive impact on society as it helps people put criminality behind them and opens the path to a constructive future.
The Director of Operations at the DOE Cup, John Casserley, said:
We’re extremely delighted to continue working with ATFX and seeing new partners joining this magnificent event to support young people and local communities.
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