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Norwood takes over the Royal Family's social media platforms to mark #CharityTuesday

Promotion maintains a lengthy royal link to the charity, of which the Queen is patron

October 27, 2020 12:52
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For today’s #CharityTuesday, Norwood has been granted the ultimate seal of royal approval, being invited to take over the Royal Family's social media.

The honour reflects a long link, the Queen having been a patron of Norwood, the UK's oldest Jewish charity, since 1952.

Norwood is also celebrating its 225th anniversary and according to a source at the charity, conversations with the Palace had been ongoing on a way for the landmark to be marked. However, the pandemic had complicated matters and the social media tie-up was a way of affording recognition in the meantime.

The Royal Family’s Twitter account features images of visits by the Queen and the Princess Royal to Norwood facilities, as well as a photo of the charity’s Buckets and Spades service, which supports children with physical and learning disabilities.

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