Gibsons donates over £10k worth of puzzles to charities this Christmas

Posted on 20th December 2019 By Billy Langsworthy

Gibsons, the family-owned, jigsaw puzzle and board game company, has been spreading some Christmas cheer, with staff providing gifts to local children in support of their charity partner Jigsaw4U, gifting £10,000 of jigsaw puzzles to the Royal Marsden and MIND, the mental health charity.

“We’d like say a huge thank you to everyone at Gibsons for their kind donation,” said Ellie Seagrave, volunteer and community fundraising assistant at The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity.

“We give each of our patient’s gifts on Christmas day and this is only possible thanks to the support of businesses like yours. Our patients will be grateful to know you’re thinking of them at this special time of year.”

Gibsons also gifted Christmas hampers filled with their ‘Little Gibsons’ pre-school range to several children’s charities based around the UK, including Happy Days and Roald Dahl’s Marvellous Children’s Charity.

“We are always on the lookout for ways that we can enhance the lives of those in our community,” said Gibsons managing director, Kate Gibson.

“Our team really enjoy going out to buy something directly benefitting local children and we are delighted this year to offer our support again to The Royal Marsden and for the first time MIND.

“Puzzles are great for keeping the mind occupied. They can also be an extremely therapeutic and relaxing pastime which is beneficial for those suffering mental or physical health problems.”

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