Guevara pledges new ‘social’ approach to insurance and sponsor the charity’s new choir, RISE up singing.
RISE offers practical help to people affected by domestic abuse in the form of advice, refuge space and education. Each year the charity helps over 1,800 women in Sussex and their families to recover and rebuild their lives.
The new choir will be drawn from RISE’s network of service users, staff, volunteers and the charity’s loyal supporters. The sponsorship is part of Guevara’s ongoing commitment to supporting tight-knit community groups in Brighton.
Guevara co-founder Rich Philip, said; “RISE does such brilliant work in the local community, working tirelessly to provide refuge space for those most in need.
“Collaboration is what we’re all about, our entire business model is based on communities working together to share both risk and reward. So we jumped at the chance to help a charity that does such amazing work in Brighton.”
RISE up singing musical director, Kirsty Martin, added; “Singing raises endorphins, builds and bonds community, is good for physical, mental and emotional health. It’s brilliant to receive this support from Guevara, their sponsorship will really help get RISE up signing off the ground.”
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please visit the website www.riseuk.org.uk. For more information about Guevara’s new disruptive insurance model – which launched in Brighton this summer – visit the Guevara website www.heyguevara.com.
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