This month, two enthusiastic colleagues from The Bulldog family took on the honor of hosting our February Cooking Night. Every month, a small team prepares a homemade three-course meal for 40-50 women at the Salvation Army. It’s an event that not only brings our team closer but also offers us the joy of giving back to the community.
This January, two dedicated colleagues from The Bulldog family stepped up to host our monthly Cooking Night. Every month, two or three team members put together a delicious, homemade three-course meal for 40-50 women at the Salvation Army. It’s not only a wonderful team-building experience but also a chance for us to make a positive impact in the community.
Every year, a few days before Christmas, the Koepelkerk in Amsterdam hosts a special event for clients of the Salvation Army. Guests dress in their best clothes and gather for a delightful three-course meal. This event has become a well-loved tradition, providing a festive atmosphere and a sense of community.
At The Bulldog, we are deeply committed to giving back to our community. In addition to our monthly cooking evenings at the Salvation Army, where our dedicated staff members volunteer to prepare a three-course meal for 40 to 50 clients, we also like to create memorable experiences for those we support in a different setting.
In a heartfelt endeavor to extend support to those affected by the war in Ukraine, our company embarked on a mission to donate textiles to those in need.
The Bulldog is active on all fronts within the community. We support and help the people in the neighbourhood with hands-on work by our staff and donations made to charity.
The Bulldog’s founder, has a very hands-on approach. He always goes out to make an impact directly where it’s needed, like in Pattaya.
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