26 of our employees volunteered their time to support London Poppy Day and raise funds for the Armed Forces community.
Colleagues from across NHBC sold poppies and collected donations at Euston Station as part of the Royal British Legion’s flagship event for its annual Poppy Appeal on Thursday 29 October.
Staff at all our office locations later gathered for reflection on Remembrance Day as we joined the nation in paying our respects to those who have served.
An 11:00 silence gave colleagues the chance to pause their work and honour the sacrifices of the Armed Forces, their families and others who lost their lives due to conflict or terrorism.
Earlier this year, NHBC was one of 162 organisations to achieve an Armed Forces Covenant Defence Employer Recognition Scheme Gold Award – the highest level available.
Meanwhile, our Armed Forces Circle connects employees in the business with links to the community and is led by former Army close protection officer James Starr, one of those who volunteered at Euston Station on London Poppy Day.
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