BROMSGROVE’S Butcher’s Block will celebrate its second anniversary this weekend with a charity event to toast the occasion and raise funds for local causes.
Due to the pandemic Lil’s Baps has been unable to trade on Bromsgrove Market but on Saturday, August 1, she will be serving them again – in return for a charitable donation.
There will also be a raffle where one lucky person will win a Butcher’s Block hamper worth £50.
Proceeds from the day will go to the Primrose Hospice and SOBS (Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide).
The all-female family-owned business, run by wife and wife team, Michelle and Lilith Holsey-Sheppard, has become one of Bromsgrove High Street’s best-loved businesses.
Their exceptional service and wide range of products have created a loyal customer base, which has proved invaluable throughout the last few months.
The duo pride themselves on supplying their customers with fresh, locally-sourced British produce.
It boasts award-winning Lashford sausages and wide selection of fresh artisan meat, local honey and eggs.
Michelle and Lilith are incredibly proud to serve the community and ensure that each and every customer is offered a unique and personal service, tailored to their requirements and budget.
Whether they are doing their regular weekly meat shop in-store or online, picking up a few bits for a barbecue, or ordering something for a special occasion – nothing is too much trouble and it can be butchered according to their individual needs.
Lilith said: “We are firm believers in giving back and are passionate about supporting those who may be going through a difficult time, for one reason or another.
“This is our way of showing support and giving back to our community.
“The two charities we have chosen to benefit from this are local and close to our hearts – we hope customers both old and new will be able to join us and celebrate on the day, whilst also raising vital funds for these two charities.”
