Cheryl Hookway (centre), of Fleming Park, is pictured helping HWB director Mark Rogers and the head of HWB's charity commission, Sally Davison, to kick-off the tournament.
FIRMS from across Southampton donned their football boots to help chartered accountants HWB raise money for local charities.
The football tournament marked the start of the firm's commitment to raise money for Naomi House children's hospice and Macmillan Cancer Support in Hampshire.
Twelve companies took part in the tournament at Fleming Park in Eastleigh, with Whiteley-based recruitment agency Matchtech coming out on top.
HWB, based at Chandler's Ford, set up its own charity commission this year to give a staff-driven focus to charitable activity.
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