Stroud based Estate Agents, Whitaker Seager are celebrating a successful five-years in business on Saturday, 1st March 2025 by donating a generous £1,000 to local Stroud and Cirencester community organisation, The Long Table, a non-profit business dedicated to feeding change, one bite at a time.
This contribution directly supports the local people of Stroud and Cirencester with hot meals for those who need a little extra help in these challenging times. The donation equates to around 115 meals paid forward to those who otherwise may be alone or hungry.
Liz Whitaker-Street, co-founder of Whitaker Seager said, “We are deeply committed to giving back to our community and believe in the vital work that The Long Table is doing to combat loneliness and hunger in our area. To commemorate our five-year anniversary, we can’t think of a better way to celebrate than to support this fabulous local business and the people of our community and surrounding areas.”
Will North, Director of The Long Table, Stroud and Cirencester said, “The Long Table thrives through generous donations and everyone paying what they can, ensuring our work remains possible for all. We would like to express our thanks and gratitude to Whitaker Seager for their generous contribution in celebration of their five-years in business. Their support means that we can provide around 115 nourishing homemade meals within our community. We welcome you to come along and visit us to see what we’re all about.”
Amy Seager, co-founder of Whitaker Seager said, “We would like to thank our wonderful team and those who have entrusted us with selling their beautiful homes in this picturesque area we live in over the past five years, it has been a pleasure, and both Liz and I look forward to many more successful years ahead.”
To find out more about The Long Table, please visit: https://thelongtableonline.com/
About The Long Table
Established in 2018, The Long Table have a clear mission where community and great food sit side by side.
In a society beset by poor nutrition and social isolation, The Long Table has become a beacon of hope and togetherness. They’re not just a restaurant; they are a movement. A gathering place where every meal is an opportunity for meaningful connection, to be the change, building community.
The Long Table is all about radical hospitality. Every hot meal served is ‘pay-as-you-can’, so their food is accessible to everyone, regardless of means. It’s not about charity – it’s about dignity, equality, and a community supporting neighbours who need a little help.
To become a ‘Friend’ of The Long Table, please visit: https://thelongtableonline.com/friendsofthelongtable
