Clubbers in Leeds urged to '˜Give a kid a quid' for charity

A Leeds club has launched a campaign to '˜Give a Kid a Quid' to help children's charities.

Clubbers at Pryzm, on Woodhouse Lane, are being invited to donate spare change to The Echo Trust, the charity set up by The Deltic Group, the UK’s largest operator of premium late-night bars and clubs, to award grants to local children’s charities.

Preview of new club PRYZM to reveal £1.3M transformation , Merrion Street, Leeds.  (BR1002 54h)  28 March 2014.  Picture Bruce Rollinsonplaceholder image
Preview of new club PRYZM to reveal £1.3M transformation , Merrion Street, Leeds. (BR1002 54h) 28 March 2014. Picture Bruce Rollinson

Since it was established in 2002 The Echo Trust, a registered charity, has raised more than £2.5m and supported a variety of causes ranging from children’s hospitals to charity groups.

Pryzm general manager Daniel Thompson said: “Give a Kid a Quid is a simple way to raise a lot of money that will transform the lives of young people in our community.

“Our customers always respond generously to appeals for help and I am sure they will once again show how much they care.”

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