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Syntax attend the TDX Charity Ball
Syntax were very pleased to attend the TDX black tie charity ball last week, which was held in support of Nottinghamshire Hospice.
10 employees from Syntax attended the ball which was held at the Nottingham Belfry Hotel. A great evening was enjoyed by all and a few famous faces were spotted around room!
Syntax Managing Director Roger Frost said “Syntax were honoured to be able to attend such a great event. The Nottinghamshire Hospice is a great charity which we are proud to be able to support in this way”.
A great night of charity, food, wine, and dancing – what more could we want!
At The Syntax table – Emma proudly displaying the Kindle she won!
Thanks to TDX for giving us to chance to purchase a table to help to raise the £20,000 target for the hospice. The target was smashed with over £32,000 being raised!
