A quiz held at Stockport County’s Edgeley Park ground raised more than £3,000 for the Together Trust.
It was organised by Azets, the UK top 10 accountancy and business advisory firm, which welcomed 130 guests who formed 33 teams.
Their grey matter was put to the test and the final amount raised through ticket sales and a raffle was £3,396.
The Together Trust began its life in 1870 when a pair of Manchester Sunday school teachers witnessed the harsh realities facing children in Victorian Britain.
They worked tirelessly to give all young people a better start at life and more than 150 years later the mission remains.
The charity today delivers individual care, support and education services across the North West.
It helps children who have been in care as well as those with disabilities, autism and mental health issues.
The charity supports thousands of children, young people and adults to lead happy, fulfilled lives.
Nicola Mannarn, Azets’ office manager in Stockport, said: “A big thank you to all our clients and intermediaries who made the quiz such a success.
“The Together Trust does such wonderful work everyone was keen to help raise as much money as possible.
“I have visited the charity and seen first-hand what they do.
“The money raised will help fund training opportunities for students and young people in residential services, supporting them on their journey into employment.
“We had some wonderful prizes donated including matchday tickets from Stockport County, a Ninja air fryer from High Peak Comps and a coffee voucher from Funky Monkey.”
The Azets BRI team took home the trophy for the second year running.
