More than £2,500 by Douglas-based law firm after deadly earthquake
Staff at a Douglas-based law firm have raised more than £2,500 to help those hit by a deadly earthquake in Nepal last month.
Appleby workers took part in a global fundraising day for the Disasters Emergency Committee, which is helping provide shelter, medicine and provisions.
A bake sale and a sponsored leg wax meant the firm raised more than £2,500.
Head of the Appleby Isle of Man Charitable Foundation Faye Moffett says more money is still coming in, and praised the achievement of staff.
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