South Wales Echo

Store helps fund a new Chapter for film at venue

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CHAPTER Arts Centre was presented with a cheque for £500 from Leckwith Road Asda to go towards its community and education work.

Chapter has been working with the Leckwith supermarke­t since June 2016, with the store’s community champion Sarah-Jane Bennett coming into Chapter to volunteer in filmmaking workshops alongside the arts centre’s learning and participat­ion manager Matt Beere.

On top of this partnershi­p with the supermarke­t, Chapter came first in the in-store green token scheme that ran from October to December 2016, winning £500 to go towards the filmmaking workshops and other education work.

Chapter’s developmen­t director Elaina Johnson said: “It has been fantastic having the support from Asda Leckwith Road – Sarah-Jane is passionate about Chapter and the film education work which we are doing.

“She has been a great advocate in raising the profile of the work Chapter does, not only with her colleagues in-store, but with all the customers who visited Asda and voted for Chapter over a three-month period. We are hopeful that this relationsh­ip will continue to grow.”

Sarah-Jane added: “As a fantastic local community arts centre – that both our colleagues and customers love – we are proud to support the education workshops at Chapter.

“The passion shown by the Chapter staff is inspiring.”

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