Volunteer day at The Felix Project
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Wow, what an insightful day!
Yesterday Team TektaCare completed a volunteer day at The Felix Project in Poplar.
This included making up 1500 meals and unloading & sorting various goods for delivery to charities throughout London. Whilst there we even managed to get a photo in front of the Rapidor Freeze high-speed door we recently installed!
Also, as a team we are also completing 837 miles in support of this excellent cause, please support us by clicking here.
Jethro Moggach, Service Director
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- Tekta staff working in the kitchen
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- Dale working in the warehouse
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- Staff working in the kitchen
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- Jenny with the finished product!
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- The Felix Project soup
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- Tekta staff with the Rapidor Freeze door
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