Charity Work
We have a core belief that community is everything and we strive to support local charities and efforts where we can.
We have a core belief that community is everything and we strive to support local charities and efforts where we can.
200 Anniversary RNLI Fundraiser
We’re proud to sponsor the 200 year anniversary RNLI online auction… loads of great prizes to be won!
For over 50 years Lymington RNLI lifeboat has provided search, rescue and lifesaving capability in the western Solent, Needles Channel and eastern sector of Christchurch Bay. All the supporters and crew at the Lymington station are volunteers and give up their time every week to train and provide cover 24/7.
Show Your Support for Steve!
Help us support our very own Steve Henley, who’s taking part in the Jurassic Coast Mighty Hike 2024 to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support!
Steve has been battling prostate cancer since being diagnosed in August 2021, and after numerous procedures continues to battle with it and associated symptoms to this day. Let’s show our support!
COVID-19: Doing Our Bit for Frontline Workers in Light of the COVID-19 Crisis #withlovex
Since the sudden outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19) in 2020, we’ve dedicated a huge amount of our time and resources to supporting the efforts made by the NHS and other front line workers by making and supplying PPE equipment, such as scrub bags, scrubs, visors and sanitiser.
Donating to Our Local Food Bank
“Donation puts wind in food bank’s sails”
All charities, of any size, are incredibly important to so many vulnerable families – reaching out a hand to our local communities and sometimes the greater national population. One such charity, is that of the “New Forest Basics Bank”, located in Lymington, to help those in need despite a ‘break in’ last December.
This incident, albeit despicable, brought awareness to us of the incredible volunteers who are giving up their time and money to support the most vulnerable in the New Forest catchment. As a company we were shocked that there was such a high need for this help and we were desperate to pass on our support to this cause. You can read the article by Roz Waters on the link below.