Community outcomes achieved
Ending Homelessness (July 26)
Supporting Nottingham
Emmanuel House is an independent charity that supports people who are homeless, rough sleeping, in crisis, or at risk of homelessness in Nottingham.
We donated £1,000 in support of their journey.
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End of Life Support (May 26)
Macmillan Cancer Support
We’re doing whatever it takes to make cancer care fair for everyone - whoever they are and whatever they’re going through.
But it takes us all for fair cancer care - we were delighted to donate on behalf to the North West team.
Cancer Research (Apr 26)
Supporting Yorkshire Cancer Research
We donated to Yorkshire Cancer Research which is a brilliant local charity funding vital cancer research right here in our region - where 35,000 people receive a cancer diagnosis every year. Every pound raised helps bring better treatments and better outcomes closer to reality for people across Yorkshire.
New Futures Project (Mar 26)
Supporting Women and Young Children in Leicester
We're proud that our latest March 2026 donation supports The New Futures Project, a Leicester-based charity providing trauma-informed, holistic support to women and young people at risk of exploitation, abuse and poverty.
Heart Month (Feb 26)
February is Hearth Month and Penrith Building Society are fundraising.
We donated £100 towards the install of an external defibrillator at the branch premises on 7 King Street, Penrith, helping to make our community a safer place for everyone.
AndysManClub (Jan 26)
The first three months of the year are the most devastating for male suicide.
This quarter, our £200 donation will provide 3,600 tea bags, 100 coffees and 144 KitKats to help keep the sessions warm, welcoming and well‑supported.
Hatters Outreach (Jan 26)
Food poverty is a serious and growing issue in the UK affecting 2.8m adults (18% are children).
In support of our local community commitment, we made a donation of £200.00 to the Hatters Outreach food bank in Stockport.
Beach Clean (Jan 26)
The beach lets us slow down, take a breath and feel grateful for the simple things.
The beach clean up in January helped build a stronger local community and a shared sense of responsibility.
AndysManClub (Dec 25)
Male suicide is the biggest killer of men under 54, with male mental health surrounded by well-ingrained cultural stigma.
We're absolutely thrilled to choose AndysManClub as our charity partner for 2026.
Mountain Rescue (Jun 25 onwards)
More than half of the people who go missing are among the most vulnerable in our communities.
Training for, and completing, the assessment to join the Mountain Rescue Hill Team in 2025 has been one of the most rewarding experiences I’ve ever had.
Action for Children - (20 to 24)
No young child should be homeless, fearful and alone.
As a Board Member for AFC, organising and taking part in the Byte Night Sleep Out each year helped raise vital funds, sparked awareness and gave vulnerable children the safety, support and hope they deserve.
In 2026, we've achieved Good Business Charter Accreditation. It recognises and champions responsible business behaviour.
