A senior associate at Norwich's Birketts has come up with an unusual way to raise money for a brain injury charity: by filling a shoe with pennies.
Ginny Colman works in the Family and Matrimonial team, and began raising funds following her husband contracting encephalitis due to a problem with his immune system.
She said: 'We decided to fill a shoe with spare change to represent putting yourself in someone else's shoes and to consider those people who have had a head injury either through illness or an injury.'
The charity offers a wide range of services, including brain injury rehabilitation programmes, carer support, social re-integration, community outreach and respite care throughout the UK.
A cheque for £171 has been presented to Angela Page at Headway Norfolk and Waveney, with the Family Law team at Birketts determined to take their total to £500 by the end of the year, and will be running a Christmas hamper raffle and selling mince pies to get over the line.
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