Landmark Bunbury has reached its goal in raising $2500 for a noble cause.
The organisation will donate the funds to branch employee Claire Green’s charity ride, on behalf of Black Dog.
The Black Dog Ride was set up to raise awareness of depression and suicide prevention.
Since 2014, the ride has raised more than $515,000 for 25 mental health projects and organisations across Australia.
Bayer supported Landmark Bunbury by donating $20 for every 10-litre pack of Serenade Prime sold.
The funds were raised prior to the December 31 deadline.
The Bayer/Landmark Grow4Good initiative has donated $100,000 to causes designed to help people in rural communities.
Bayer national key account manager Ben Thompson said he was proud of the organisations involved.
“It is clear that our customers are committed to their communities,” he said.
“It’s great that the Grow4Good program has made a major contribution to the already fantastic fundraising efforts of dedicated locals.”
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