An independent opticians with practices across South Wales is offering quarterly awards of up to £1,500 to charities, organisations and individuals.
Julian Davies Opticians, which operates in the Cardiff, Newport, Blackwood and Usk areas, has launched the scheme as a way of giving back to their patients for the support they have received.
Managing Director Chris Tannorella, said:
“We’re really proud of the improvements that have been made over the past year to the eyecare available in our local communities, offering some of the best quality eyecare and eyewear in the area.
“We hope to continue striving to remain at the forefront of the optical industry and provide our patients with the best service possible.
“We are truly committed to improving the quality of life within the communities that we serve. We have been so fortunate that these communities have been loyal and supported us and we want to give back in any way that we can.”
To participate in the incentive, members of the community are invited to fill out an application on the practice’s website, following which a selection of winners will be chosen at the end of each quarter.
Among the first to receive this award is Llandaff City Primary School, who were given a donation of £500 towards developing a facility for children who are neurodiverse or have additional learning needs.
The Rescue Hotel, part of the Cardiff Dogs Home, were also winners, along with Whitchurch Bowls Club and Alan McDermott and Maddie Rowlands who ran the London Marathon for Orbis and Cure Parkinsons respectively.
