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Members of staff at Golding Homes have taken on the Easter Bunny role this week by donating Easter Eggs to local charity Dandelion Time, to help give families a cracking Easter.

Colleagues from Golding Homes visited Dandelion Time at their small farm in Maidstone, to deliver over 48 chocolate easter eggs. Taylor Kilpatrick, Communications Advisor, said: "We wanted to help make a difference to disadvantaged children this Easter so held an Easter Egg collection in the office. We have been delighted with the number of eggs that have been donated and hope to continue this yearly, donating to different charities each year. We hope the children enjoy their chocolate treats and wish them all a Happy Easter."

Anyes Reading, who works in the PR & Fundraising Team at Dandelion Time, said: "It will be so nice to provide our families with a nice Easter surprise. We have lots of families visiting us this week so we will be handing out eggs to them and will also be handing out some on our visits within the community. We would like to say a big chocolatey thank you to all the staff at Golding Homes for their kind generosity, helping to make this Easter special for so many children."

Dandelion Time is a local charitable project that works with disadvantaged children and families experiencing serious behavioural and emotional difficulties. They deliver a practical therapeutic programme; enabling families to overcome their emotional issues, grow in confidence and self-esteem. 

You can find out more about Dandelion Time, the Kent Messenger's Charity of the Year, by visiting their website www.dandeliontime.org.uk/