Members of the Band of Brothers, servicemen who have been injured in conflict since 9/11 and who have received support from the Help for Heroes charity, celebrated the Army’s win over the Navy (44 points to 10) at Twickenham on May 7.

Jonathan Le Galloudec, ex Lance Corporal, The Rifles; Josh Campbell, Private, 23 Pioneers; and Steve Ferries, Captain, 2 Royal Welsh, were among the guests of SecureTrading, an independent online payment processor, who donated their executive box for the day to the Help for Heroes charity, which supports wounded troops. Since its launch in 2007 the charity that has raised over £97 million.

The Army beat the Navy by 44 points to 10 to win the Babcock Trophy in front of 62,000 spectators.

Matt Shooman, SecureTrading’s corporate sales manager, said, “We’re really proud that we were able to support Help for Heroes and the Band of Brothers. It was an exciting game and a great day out! All power to the continued phenomenal success of Help for Heroes.”

SecureTrading get involved with sponsorships and support for numerous organisations in the UK. The company are attending the upcoming Jumpstart Internet retailing event as online retailing is a prime focus, especially in the payment and fraud sector which is something SecureTrading are looking to stamp out.

Via EPR Network
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