At this very moment in three weeks time I, along with nine other magnificent people, will be boarding a flight to Kampala in Uganda to volunteer with the charity Retrak. Retrak reaches out to the children who have been forgotten by their communities, children who have no one else to turn to. Their work and […]
For dear readers of my blog, you will know that I am spending this year, and many more to come, giving back. Whether in a professional capacity, collaborating on all things people stuff, or directly for charity and causes close to my heart. Pay it forward is an incredibly important thing for me to do. […]
With 98 days to go, before I head to Africa to volunteer for 8 days, I am so thankful to be surrounded by awesome people. That’s you! Big loves to Amanda Arrowsmith for pushing me over my 50% mark for Retrak Charity. £1005.00 raised. I am blown away! Not wanting to just do the bare […]
You have all been so immensely supportive and generous for my upcoming trip to Uganda. I am so thankful to have such wonderful people in my life. There is so much that we, as human beings, can do to help those who need it. For the street children in Kampala, they didn’t choose a life on […]
Thank you so much for reading this blog. It’s a long one so grab yourself a brew and settle in. If you are able to share this post, after you have read it, or help with donations, I know that myself, Retrak and Team Margot Foundation are immensely grateful and thankful for every single penny […]
I have a busy few months coming up and I wanted to ask for your support. This year, I am supporting two very special charities and causes close to my heart: Retrak and Team Margot Foundation. In September I’ll be travelling to Kampala in Uganda with the #ConnectingHRAfrica team to help street children have a chance at having […]
For years, I have lacked confidence. In myself and in my ability to do what I do, specifically, how I do it. I always thought I were odd because I do not see the world in the same way in which others do. I didn’t get the point of school because I wasn’t being taught […]